Approach to Calibrated Simulation Tool for Improved Building Performance
Simulation tools represent continuous, stochastic processes in buildings by discrete time step, deterministic model estimations.All models make assumptions when representing real buildings.Detailed models more closely represent the operation of the real building and allow Energy Conservation Measures (ECM) to be investigated at finer resolution, using fewer assumptions.This paper presents a systematic, evidence-based approach to calibrated simulation.This approach yields a calibrated model that is based solely on referenced sources of information about the building.The proposed methodology builds on some of the best techniques from the reviewed literature and combines these with an evidence-based approach that uses version control software to track the calibration process.Although the process produces a single, deterministic model for an inherently stochastic process (building operation), such an approach can produce meaningful conclusions where sub-utilities hourly measured data and significant resources for further investigation and measurement are available.
Energy Existing buildings Simulation Tools
Suleiman Aliyu Shika Maimunah Sapri Ibrahim Sipan Alkali Ibrahim Abubakar Aminu Umar Usman Bukar Wakawa
Center for Real Estate Studies,Faculty of Geoinformation and Real Estate,81310,Universiti Teknologi Department of Architecture,Faculty of Built Environment,81310,Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
国际会议
武汉
英文
22-25
2012-12-27（万方平台首次上网日期，不代表论文的发表时间）