Building Energy Simulation (BES) is the basis for the prediction of energy demand not only for the new buildings design but also for the support of energy retrofit design. However, the different accuracy of implemented models, such as those related to the processing of solar irradiance can lead to uncertainties in determining optimal retrofit solutions. In this work, we analysed the impact of the solar irradiance models in BES in the context of multiobjective optimization to guide the refurbishment process, considering economic, energy and thermal comfort goals.

Influence of Solar Irradiance Models on the Selection of Optimal Refurbishment Measures

Francesca Cappelletti;
2017-01-01

Abstract

Building Energy Simulation (BES) is the basis for the prediction of energy demand not only for the new buildings design but also for the support of energy retrofit design. However, the different accuracy of implemented models, such as those related to the processing of solar irradiance can lead to uncertainties in determining optimal retrofit solutions. In this work, we analysed the impact of the solar irradiance models in BES in the context of multiobjective optimization to guide the refurbishment process, considering economic, energy and thermal comfort goals.
2017
Proceedings of the 15. IBPSA Conference
2522-2708
Inglese
1111
1120
10
9781775052005
International Building Performance Simulation Association
Ottawa
CANADA
Building Simulation 2017
Aug. 7-9, 2017
San Francisco, CA, USA
Internazionale
no
contributo
Esperti anonimi
Solar irradiance models, BES, Multi Objective Optimization
no
open
info:eu-repo/semantics/conferenceObject
4
3. Contributo in atti di convegno (Proceedings)::3.1 Contributo in atti di convegno
Pernigotto, Giovanni; Prada, Alessandro; Cappelletti, Francesca; Gasparella, Andrea
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