Seem, J.E., S.A. Klein, W.A. Yuill, G., and J. Haberl. The Energy Commission has developed an app to quickly and accurately show addresses and locations in relation to the geographic metes and bounds that determine California's climate regions. In the notation of Table 4 for the three-parameter model, b0 represents the baseline energy use and b1 is the slope of the regression line for values of ambient temperature less than the change point b2. Iowa State University, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Ames. Earthscan, London. Golden, CO: National Renewable Energy Laboratory. 2011. Experimental validation of design cooling load procedures: The heat balance method. Abushakra, B., J. Haberl, and D. Claridge. Jones, R.D. The ASHRAE Heat Balance Method is detailed in Chapter 18 of the ASHRAE Handbook - Fundamentals as the preferred accurate method for load calculations. ASHRAE members have been working on this standard for more than five years. 1998. Experimental study of three-dimensional natural convection high-Rayleigh number. Measurement, modeling, analysis and reporting protocols for short-term M&V of whole building energy performance. Other less obvious variables, such as changes in operating hours, base load, and occupancy levels, should be included in the model if these are not energy conservation measures (ECMs) but variables that may change during the post-retrofit period. This can be done by enhancing the techniques described previously for modeling natural ventilation with network airflow and CFD models. 2005. Tierney, T.M., and C.J. 1986. National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD. 1999b. Disadvantages of dynamic data-driven models include their complexity and the need for more detailed measurements to tune the model. Sherman, M.H., and C.P. Most secondary systems can be described by simply connecting these components to form the complete system. A general computer simulation model for furnaces and boilers. Heo (2011) suggested that there are three primary strengths with Bayesian analysis: (1) it improves the reliability of a model by tuning important uncertain parameters in the model to represent actual building operations, (2) it results in calibrated models that are suitable to uncertainty analysis, and (3) the calibration procedure objectively quantifies uncertainty through the determination of a set of calibration parameters prioritized by their importance to the model outcome. ASHRAE Transactions 74(2):182-188. In commercial buildings, internally generated loads, such as the heat given off by people, lights, and electrical equipment, also affect heating and cooling energy use. Because this is similar to how a simulation tool is used in practice, it is favored by many in the building industry. York, D.A., and C.C. 2, Empirical Validation Package (1993), IEA21RR5/93. 1979. Similar issues to plug loads. COMNET enhances productivity and quality by developing consensus guidelines and quality standards for building energy modeling and providing detailed specifications for energy analysis software. Reddy. Passive Solar Journal 1(2). On adaptive occupant-learning window blind and lighting controls. 2014. Assess and implement natural and hybrid ventilation models in whole-building energy simulations. Delichatsios, T.M. The heat balance, comprehensive room transfer function (CRTF), and weighting-factor methods are used for these calculations. the model given by Equation (27a) becomes. Average internal heat gains are estimated to be 1250 W. Assume a 10.5 kW heat pump with the characteristics given in Columns E and H of Table 2 and in Figure 4. Zheng, M., Y. Nishitani, S. Hayashi, and N. Nakahara. Spitler. 1988b. ANSI/ASHRAE/ACCA Standard 183-2007 (RA2014). 2000-2016. The appropriate expressions for calculating the heating and cooling energy consumption are found in Table 4: b0 represents the baseline energy exactly at the change point b3, and b1 and b2 are the lower and upper region regression slopes for ambient air temperature below and above the change point b3. Tregenza, P.R. Quality of output is another factor to consider. 1979. 1984. 1999). Does it matter? Calibration of a building energy model using measured data. More detailed interior convection correlations for use in buildings are also available (Alamdari and Hammond 1982, 1983; Altmayer et al. Energy and Buildings 53 (October):7-18. The weighting factors represent Z-transfer functions (Kerrisk et al. Empirical modeling of a rolling-piston compressor heat pump for predictive control in low-lift cooling. Bass. Cooper, K.W., and D.R. Pedersen, R.K. Strand, R.J. Liesen, D.E. Models representing energy consumption of chillers include both first-principles models and empirical models. Laret, L. 1988. Bahnfleth, W.P., and C.O. Applications Manual AM10, Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers, London. Deru, M. 2003. Tools for whole model validation of building simulation programs: Experience from the CEC concerted action PASSYS. This information can be used by energy auditors to focus their efforts on those systems needing assistance (Haberl and Komor 1990a, 1990b). Class 1 tests in section 5 of the standard are based on procedures developed by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) and field-tested by the International Energy Agency (IEA) over three IEA research tasks (Judkoff and Neymark 1995a; Neymark and Judkoff 2002, 2004). 1954. Guyon, G., S. Moinard, and N. Ramdani. Energy and Buildings 10(3):235. These calculations are appropriate for design loads but are not intended for estimating annual energy usage. Methods of evaluating the common c and d coefficients and the star and air node resistances are described by Armstrong et al. Izquierdo, M., G. LeFebvre, E. Palomo, F. Boudaud, and A. Jeandel. Photovoltaic and other on-site generation systems. High-resolution thermal modeling for computational building design assistance. LoopDA 3.0, Natural ventilation design and analysis software user guide. For this reason, some programs solve only one space at a time and assume that adjacent space temperatures are the same as the prior time step, or use iterative schemes to achieve a simultaneous solution. Ward, G.J., and F.M. 1995b. 1998. Energy standard for buildings except low-rise residential buildings. A Fourier series model to predict hourly heating and cooling energy use in commercial buildings with outdoor temperature as the only weather variable. 2003b. 1993. 2010. 1993. If you perform energy models, you will almost certainly hear a reference to ASHRAE 90.1 at some point. The term solution process encompasses the mathematics and computer coding to solve a given model. 2006. See also Bloomfield (1988, 1999), Irving (1988), Judkoff et al. Agent-based modeling and industrial ecology. Reddy, A., I. Maor, and C. Panjapornporn. Bin and degree hour weather data for simplified energy calculations. The VBDD method accounts for these different conditions by calculating the cooling degree-hours using the balance temperature with the windows closed, but not counting degree-hours when the temperatures are below the thermostat set point, when the windows are assumed to be open. 2003; Iu et al. 2006b; Gayeski et al. Reddy, and D.E. Fan power for VAV boxes with induction fans. Application of dynamic building inverse models to three occupied residences monitored non-intrusively. Crawley et al. Claridge. Given detailed information about the materials, geometry, and construction of the heat exchanger, fundamental heat transfer principles can be applied to calculate the overall heat transfer coefficient. AIA 2030 commitment, 2014 progress report. Aalborg, Denmark: Aalborg University. 2012), (3) choice of methods used to calibrate the model, and (4) choice of methods used to measure required input parameters for the simulation (i.e., building mass, infiltration coefficients, and shading coefficients). Judkoff, R. 1985. 2005. For example, the bypass factor is a form of effectiveness in the approach of the leaving air temperature to the apparatus dew-point, or coil surface, temperature. 1993. Such a day would have no cooling degree-days but a number of cooling degree-hours; these differences can be particularly significant for cooling. Space temperature set points, HVAC supply temperature reset controls, start/stop scheduling, load management scheduling. Hopkinson, R.G., J. Longmore, and P. Petherbridge. Building Research Establishment, Garston, U.K. Gough, M. 1999. Claridge. Figure11. Shifting its role from compliance to optimization, the standard outlines how project teams can employ early energy modeling as a decision-making tool in design. ASHRAE Transactions 114(2):472-481. Norford. Beckman, and J.A. Mitalas. LEED, Title 24, ASHRAE 90.1. equest users. Peeters, L., I. Beausoliel-Morrison, B. Griffith, and A. Novoselac. Labs, K., J. Carmody, R. Sterling, L. Shen, Y. Huang, and D. Parker. 2011a). 1998. A review of ventilation opening area terminology. Although detailed information on the coil geometry and heat transfer surfaces is not available, the manufacturer states that the one-row hot-water heating coil delivers 240 kW of heat under the following design conditions: Solution: First determine the heat exchanger UA from design data, then use UA to predict performance at off-design conditions. Claridge. 1983/2008. Validation Method (Judkoff et al. Lorenzetti, D.M., and L.K. Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on System Simulation in Buildings. Part-load curves are often expressed in terms of a power input ratio as a function of the part-load ratio, defined as the ratio of part-load flow to design flow: The exact shape of the part-load curve depends on the effect of flow control on the pressure and fan efficiency and may be calculated using a detailed analysis or measured field data. 2002. Three additional modeling cycles are defined for construction and operation phases and include a design and post-occupancy performance comparison to help owners and modelers understand the impact of design phase modeling assumptions and inform future modeling efforts. Ruch, D., L. Chen, J. Haberl, and D. Claridge. (1977) and Olgyay (1973)]. Dhar, A., T.A. 1994c. They are typically characterized by probabilities. Huang, J., J.S. Along with the characteristics and availability of heating and cooling systems for the building, space heat gains are used to calculate air temperatures and heat extraction rates. Occupants expectations of satisfaction with their indoor environment drive various actions, such as adjusting thermostat settings, opening windows, turning on lights, closing window blinds, consuming domestic hot water, and moving around, to satisfy their physical and nonphysical needs. For any new set of input variables, a Gaussian distribution is defined and the mean of the distribution is interpreted to be the predicted output and the variance of the distribution the uncertainty in the prediction. Energy and Buildings 17(3): 231-241. Pedersen, C.O., R.J. Liesen, R.K. Strand, D.E. www.iea-shc.org/data/sites/1/publications/Furnace%20HVAC%20BESTEST%20Report.pdf. Using synthetic data to evaluate multiple regression and principle component analyses for statistical modeling of daily building energy consumption. Inverse model toolkit (RP-1050): Application and testing. 2008b. 1992. Expert knowledge/templates/model database, Expert knowledge or judgment as a key element of the process, Prior definition of typical building templates, Database of typical building parameters and components to reduce the requirement for user inputs during model development. Ray tracing is typically used to analyze daylight illuminance itself, instead of being combined with whole-building energy simulation programs to account for electric lighting. Baselining methodology for facility level monthly energy usePart 1: Theoretical aspects. A comparative study of four building energy simulations, Phase II: DOE-2.1, BLAST-3.0, SUNCAT-2.4, and DEROB-4. To the extent that the secondary system consumes energy and transfers energy between the building and central plant, an energy analysis can be performed by characterizing the energy consumption of the individual components and the energy transferred among system components. Judkoff, R., and J. Neymark. Beckman. A new algorithm for radiant interchange in room loads calculations. www.researchgate.net/publication/274511916_User-driven_Automation_for_Optimal_Thermal-zone_Layout_during_Space_Programming_Phases. Clean energy project analysis: RETScreen engineering & cases textbook, Solar water heating project analysis chapter. 2011. In many energy-estimating programs, secondary systems are represented by a mix of component models and simplified system models. Figure 10 shows a model for a condensing boiler in which efficiency is a function of both part-load ratio and entering water temperature. Some programs allow direct determination of these optimal model parameters (e.g., balance point temperature) without manual tuning of the parameters by the user. The third step is to check agreement of several different programs with different thermal solution and modeling approaches (that have passed through steps 1 and 2) in a variety of representative cases. 2008. Procedures for verification of International Energy Conservation Code performance path calculation tools. Bou-Saada, T., and J. Haberl. Huang, R. Henninger, J. Glazer, D. Fisher, D. Shirey, B. Griffith, P. Ellis, and L. Gu. 2006. Bloomfield, D. 1985. A comparative study of uncertainty propagation methods for black-box-type problems. A scientific study of automated calibration applied to DOE commercial reference buildings. Analytical and empirical validation of dynamic thermal building models. Energy and Buildings (19)1:21-44. Kays, W.M., and A.L. (1999)]. Maddox. If the Performance Target is based on This method tests both the calibration technique, and how closely the physics models in the tested program match the physics models in the reference programs. As supply air volume leaving the unit decreases, fan power consumption also reduces. 2013. 1994c. Selection of an appropriate functional form depends on the behavior of the equipment. SERI/TP-721-1008, UL-59c. Note that all three of the listed comparisons are important for assessing the accuracy of the calibration technique. Judkoff, R., J.D. Ward, G.J., F.M. Soubdhan, T., T. Mara, H. Boyer, and A. Younes. Fisher, R.J. Liesen, and R.K. Strand. Price, S. Kiliccote, and M.A. Annex 66: Definition and simulation of occupant behavior in buildings. Lee, W.D., M.M. Hemisphere, New York. Each elementary components behavior is characterized by a limited number of physical parameters, such as heat exchanger heat transfer area or centrifugal compressor impeller blade angle. MacDonald, J.M., and D.M. 2013. 1989. III: Concepts and practices for determining energy savings in new construction. This option improves the accuracy of the calculated results, particularly for a building with an unconventional design. BASESIMP: A residential-foundation heat-loss algorithm for incorporating into whole-building energy-analysis programs. 1985. Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Richland, WA. Trane Company, LaCrosse, WI. Cooper, K.W., and D.R. IV of SERC/BRE final report, An investigation in analytical and empirical validation techniques for dynamic thermal models of buildings. 1992. The effectiveness-NTU relationships for a cross-flow heat exchanger with both fluids unmixed allow calculation of the effectiveness in terms of the capacity rate ratio Z and the NTU [the relationships are available from most heat transfer textbooks and, specifically, in Kays and London (1984)]. Carroll, J.A. Reddy, T.A., S. Deng, and D.E. Robertson, J., B. Polly, and J. Collis. 1988. Haltrecht, D., and K. Fraser. Many energy-estimating programs can represent both control strategies, and this is an important input to verify. Engineering analysis of experimental data. For predicting cooling thermal loads, such as chilled-water use, investigate adding the outdoor humidity variable as a regressor in the model to account for latent loads. 1985). Released April 2018, ASHRAE Standard 209 rethinks the way energy modeling should be used on projects. Judkoff, R., D. Wortman, and J. Burch. Reddy, T., and D. Claridge. However, because heat transfer calculations are performed based on enthalpies, the overall transfer coefficient must be based on enthalpy potential rather than temperature potential. Neter, J., W. Wasseran, and M. Kutner. Hensen and Lamberts (2011) list several other sources of climate data and discuss the requirements of climate data for various simulation applications. Although it may still be useful to represent them in an energy model along with other measures, it may not be worth the effort for an analysis looking exclusively at these measures: Plug loads. Validation of HOT2000 using HERS BESTEST. HVAC&R Research (now Science and Technology for the Built Environment) 17(5):670-691. ASHRAE. ASHRAE Transactions 90(1B):211-224. Limitations to the capabilities of most forward-modeling programs are important to understand. An ontology to represent energy-related occupant behavior in buildings. What did they do in IEA 34/43? Manufacturers can typically provide such data, and it is very important to obtain a set of data representing the full range of potential operating conditions. ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 209-2018, Energy Simulation Aided Design for Buildings Except Low-Rise Residential Buildings, was created to define reliable, consistent procedures that advance the use of timely energy modeling to quantify the impact of design decisions at the point in time at which they are being made. Rabl, A. Replacing inefficient equipmentAn engineering analysis to justify purchasing a more efficient chiller. (1989), and Threlkeld (1970). Garrett, A. and J.R. New. 1999. Section six software. Klein, S.A., and W.A. Anstett, M., and J.F. Sherman, M.H., and C.P. In those cases, it may be necessary to specify the portion that goes to the space and the portion that goes elsewhere. Improved data correlations for buoyancy-driven convection in rooms. HVAC component model libraries for equation-based solvers. Proceedings of the Third Canadian Conference on Computing in Civil and Building Engineering, Montreal, pp. These models are a logical extension of single-variate models, provided that the choice of variables to be included and their functional forms are based on the engineering principles under which HVAC and other building systems operate. Frequency method of analyzing a buildings dynamic thermal performance. 2002. ASHRAE Transactions 119(2). The ASHRAE 209 outlines a system of energy modeling activities that must be carried out through the designing process. Figure 16 shows several types of steady-state, single-variate data-driven models. Historically, daylighting analysis programs have used three components to calculate the amount of daylight coming through a window or skylight: sky component (SC), external reflected component (ERC), and internal reflected component (IRC). IEA T8B4. Multivariate regression modeling. 1954). A realistic model might require a dead band in space temperature in which no heating or cooling is called for; within this range, the secondary system operates at zero capacity, and the true space temperature must be modeled accordingly. Component Model. Advanced building simulation. 1953. al 2012), studied (Edwards 2013), and evaluated (Sanyal 2014), as defined in the section on Testing Model Calibration Techniques Using Synthetic Data, to determine (Garrett and New 2014) the best algorithm, of those tested, for calibration. 2000. Experimental validation of design cooling load procedures: The radiant time series method. Design methods for active solar systems. 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