MATHEMATICAL MODELING AND CONTROL SYSTEM OF NEARLY ZERO ENERGY BUILDING
Ildar A. Sultanguzin
sultanguzinia@mpei.ruNational Research University “MPEI”, Department of Industrial Thermal Engineering Systems (Russian Federation)
Hannes Toepfer
Technische Universität Ilmenau, Institute for Information Technology (Germany)
Ivan D. Kalyakin
National Research University “MPEI”, Department of Industrial Thermal Engineering Systems (Russian Federation)
Alexandr V. Govorin
National Research University “MPEI”, Department of Industrial Thermal Engineering Systems (Russian Federation)
Ekaterina V. Zhigulina
National Research University “MPEI”, Department of Industrial Thermal Engineering Systems (Russian Federation)
Sergey Yu. Kurzanov
National Research University “MPEI”, Department of Industrial Thermal Engineering Systems (Russian Federation)
Yury V. Yavorovsky
National Research University “MPEI”, Department of Industrial Thermal Engineering Systems (Russian Federation)
Abstract
The article examines three different kinds of mathematical model of nearly zero energy building. The first model enables to optimize the structure and the definition of key parameters of energy efficient building. The second model is necessary for passive house designing with renewable energy sources. The third model should be used for monitoring and control of energy supply system of nearly zero energy building through year every hour of winter and summer.
Keywords:
control system, mathematical model, monitoring, passive house, zero energy buildingReferences
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Ildar A. Sultanguzinsultanguzinia@mpei.ru
National Research University “MPEI”, Department of Industrial Thermal Engineering Systems Russian Federation
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Hannes ToepferTechnische Universität Ilmenau, Institute for Information Technology Germany
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Ivan D. KalyakinNational Research University “MPEI”, Department of Industrial Thermal Engineering Systems Russian Federation
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Alexandr V. GovorinNational Research University “MPEI”, Department of Industrial Thermal Engineering Systems Russian Federation
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Ekaterina V. ZhigulinaNational Research University “MPEI”, Department of Industrial Thermal Engineering Systems Russian Federation
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Sergey Yu. KurzanovNational Research University “MPEI”, Department of Industrial Thermal Engineering Systems Russian Federation
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Yury V. YavorovskyNational Research University “MPEI”, Department of Industrial Thermal Engineering Systems Russian Federation
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