Integrated predictive adaptive control of heating, cooling, ventilation, daylighting and electrical lighting in buildings

摘要

The present energy consumption of European Buildings is higher than necessary, given the developments in control engineering. Optimization and integration of smart control into building systems can save substantial quantities of energy on a European scale while improving the standards for indoor comfort. Many tools are available for the simulation of one or some of the following aspects:(a)heating, cooling and indoor thermal comfort, (b)ventilation and indoor air quality, (c)daylighting, electrical lighting and light quality, (d) installations, local control and fault detection, (e)Genetic optimized Neuro-Fuzzy control. The interaction between these aspects, however, is very relevant and cannot be neglected. Therefore, and integrated software tool is required. TNO together with the University of Delft develops such an integrated tool. This paper describes the first results of the utilization of this tool and the development of an integrated, predictive, adaptive building system for indoor climate control.