EP4244543A1 - Verfahren und anordnung zum abgleichen eines raumklimas mit klimapräferenzen von raumnutzern - Google Patents
Verfahren und anordnung zum abgleichen eines raumklimas mit klimapräferenzen von raumnutzernInfo
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Definitions
- the setting of heating, air conditioning, ventilation or other systems for controlling the temperature, humidity or other parameters of a room climate plays an important role for personal well-being at work or in a home. Especially in open-plan offices with many people, it is often difficult to find an optimal setting of the climate control systems that meets the needs of everyone in the room. This problem occurs in particular when the room climate is controlled centrally. But even with individual settings for local radiators, cooling systems or ventilation, the individual needs of the room users can often not be fully met, since individual settings also usually affect the entire room climate. In addition, climate control systems often react sluggishly, so that the effects of settings are often difficult to assess.
- climate preferences are read in by room users.
- the climate preferences can relate in particular to a temperature, air humidity, ventilation, brightness, shading and/or solar radiation of a room.
- physical factors influencing the room climate are recorded and fed into a simulator for simulating the room climate.
- the simulator is used to simulate the energy expenditure for adapting the room climate to the climate preferences.
- an energy-saving distribution of the room users is then determined.
- location allocation information is issued for room users.
- an arrangement for adjusting a room climate with climate preferences of room users, a computer program product and a computer-readable, preferably non-volatile storage medium are provided.
- the method according to the invention, the arrangement according to the invention and the computer program product according to the invention can be carried out in particular by means of one or more computers, one or more processors, application-specific integrated circuits (AS IC), digital signal processors (DSP), a cloud infrastructure and/or so-called “field programmable gate arrays” (FPGA).
- AS IC application-specific integrated circuits
- DSP digital signal processors
- FPGA field programmable gate arrays
- a room climate can be adjusted to be efficient and be compared with the climate preferences of the room users in an energy-saving manner. In many cases, user comfort and thus user satisfaction can be significantly improved as a result.
- the room climate can be approximated to the climate preferences of room users distributed according to the energy-saving distribution. This can be done in particular by actively controlling a heating, air conditioning, ventilation and/or shading system. Due to an inherent inertia of the aforementioned climate control systems, they can preferably already be controlled before the room users are actually positioned or will be positioned according to the energy-saving distribution.
- temperature, air humidity, ventilation, brightness, shading or other room climate data of the room can be used as influencing factors; current, historical or forecast weather data; a space usage behavior; and/or a window position, a door position or a position of a shading system are preferably detected by sensors and/or location-specifically.
- historical room climate data and/or other historical influencing factors can also be recorded and used. Taking the aforementioned influencing factors into account generally allows a relatively precise simulation of a room climate.
- a digital building model for the room can be read.
- the energy consumption can then be simulated using the digital building model.
- the simulation can often be significantly simplified or improved by using a digital building model.
- a semantic building model can be read in as a digital building model.
- a building element type of the semantic building model can be assigned to a building element type-specific simulator component, which can be initialized by specifying the semantic building model via a building element of this building element type.
- the simulator can be modularized in many cases in an efficient manner, which generally simplifies configuration or initialization of the simulator.
- the room or a construction plan of the room can be scanned and the digital building model can be generated as a function of this.
- a thermal image of the room can be recorded, by means of which the simulator is calibrated.
- Such a calibration based on real heat data can generally improve the accuracy of the simulation, in particular of a temperature or flow simulation.
- a current temperature distribution in the room for calibrating the simulator can be determined or estimated using temperature sensors, using a further simulation, using weather data, using data from a digital building model and/or using data from a building management system.
- a deviation between a simulated room climate and the climate preferences of room users distributed according to a respective distribution can be determined in order to simulate a respective energy consumption.
- an energy expenditure for an adaptation of the room climate that reduces or minimizes the deviation can be determined.
- a possibly minimum energy expenditure can be determined at which the resulting deviation does not exceed a predetermined tolerance value.
- the energy expenditure for variations in climate preferences and/or the influencing factors can be simulated.
- a sensitivity value can be determined for the distribution of room users, which quantifies a variation in energy consumption when climate preferences and/or influencing factors vary.
- the energy-saving distribution can then be determined depending on the determined sensitivity values.
- a smaller sensitivity value generally indicates that the energy consumption is less dependent on climate preferences and/or the influencing factors.
- a fluctuation indication of an expected fluctuation in the occupancy of the room by room users can be read in.
- the energy-saving distribution can then be determined as a function of the fluctuation information.
- the simulation can be improved on the basis of such a fluctuation specification.
- the indication of fluctuations can in particular include historical data about room occupancy over the course of a day, week or year.
- FIG. 1 shows an arrangement according to the invention for adjusting a room climate in a room with the climate preferences of room users
- FIG. 3 shows a first diagram to illustrate a connection between the fulfillment of climate preferences and energy expenditure
- FIG. 4 shows a second diagram to illustrate a less sensitive connection between the fulfillment of climate preferences and energy expenditure.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic representation of an arrangement A according to the invention for balancing a room climate in a room R with the climate preferences of room users.
- the arrangement A is computer-controlled and has one or more processors PROC for executing the method steps according to the invention and one or more memories MEM for storing data to be processed by the arrangement A.
- the room R can be part of a building or structure such.
- B an open-plan office, a factory building, a living space or another room whose indoor climate is to be compared with the climate preferences of room users.
- the room climate can in particular include or relate to a temperature, humidity, ventilation, brightness, shading and/or solar radiation of the room R.
- the indoor climate is preferably viewed or recorded as a function of location.
- the room R has a control system H for preferably location-dependent control of the room climate.
- the control system H can for example a heating system, an air conditioning system, a ventilation system and/or a shading device.
- the room R and/or its surroundings have a sensor system S, which measures physical influencing factors EF on the room climate, preferably in a location-specific manner, or records them in some other way.
- the sensor system S preferably also detects a current occupancy of the room R by room users. Temperature, humidity, ventilation, brightness, shading, solar radiation, window position, door position, position of a shading system, room usage behavior or other room climate data of the room can be recorded as influencing factors EF, preferably in a location-specific manner.
- Predicted, current or historical weather data WD can be retrieved from the Internet IN, for example, as further physical influencing factors EF.
- a digital, semantic building model BIM is read in by the arrangement A from the database DB, through which the room R is structurally specified.
- the semantic building model BIM is preferably a so-called BIM model (BIM: Building Information Model) or another CAD model.
- BIM Building Information Model
- the semantic building model BIM describes a geometry of the room R and a variety of its building elements such.
- the semantic building model BIM or The information given can also be understood as physical influencing factors.
- the indoor climate of the room R is to be matched with the climate preferences of the room users through the arrangement A.
- the climate preferences of the room users are queried by the arrangement A via their mobile phones MT and/or stored or historical climate preferences are read.
- the climate preferences can relate in particular to a temperature, an air humidity, a ventilation, a brightness, a shading and/or an insolation of the room R.
- climate preferences T1 and T2 of the room users are considered as climate preferences for reasons of clarity.
- TI could stand for a “rather cool” temperature preference and T2 for a “rather warm” temperature preference.
- the climate preferences TI and T2 can be specified, for example, by temperature intervals.
- the arrangement A has a simulator S IM .
- the semantic building model BIM, the physical influencing factors EF, the weather data WD and the climate preferences TI and T2 are fed into the simulator S IM.
- the simulator S IM can speci c simulator components z. B. for temperature simulation and/or for flow simulation. If necessary, a temperature simulation of the simulator S IM can be calibrated using recorded thermal images of the room R.
- the simulator S IM can be used for various types of building elements, such as e.g. B. Windows, doors or walls of the semantic building model BIM each include a building element type-specific simulator component. The latter can then be specified by specifying the semantic building model BIM via con- concrete building elements of the respective building element type are initialized.
- a respective wall of the room R can be coupled with a simulator component that specifically simulates heat conduction through the wall and is initialized using information about the thermal conductivity of the wall from the semantic building model BIM.
- a configuration or initialization of simulation models or other simulator components of the simulator SIM can be automated or simplified in many cases.
- the arrangement A also has a generator GEN coupled to the simulator SIM for generating distributions D1, ..., DN of room users in the room R.
- a respective distribution D1, ... or DN can preferably be represented by a data structure , which indicates the positions of room users in space R.
- the climate preferences here TI and T2 are fed into the generator GEN.
- the generator GEN Based on the climate preferences TI and T2, the generator GEN preferably generates distributions D1, . . . DN in which room users with the same or similar climate preferences are positioned adjacent to one another.
- the generated distributions D1,...,DN are transmitted from the generator GEN to the simulator SIM.
- the simulator SIM simulates an energy expenditure El, ... or EN for an adaptation of the room climate to the climate preferences distributed according to Dl, ... or DN, here TI and T2.
- the respective energy expenditure El, ... or EN deviations between different simulated room climates and the climate preferences of the room users distributed according to Dl, ... or DN are determined.
- an energy expenditure El, . . . or EN determined by which a deviation is reduced or minimized.
- a tolerance value for the deviation can preferably be specified. In this way, a possibly minimal energy consumption E1, . . . or EN can be determined in which the resulting deviation does not exceed the specified tolerance value.
- D1 . . .
- the resulting variation of the respective energy expenditure El, ... or EN is quantified by a distribution-specific sensitivity value Sl, ... or SN.
- a smaller sensitivity value Sl, ... or SN indicates a lower dependency of the energy expenditure El, ... or EN on the climate preferences TI, T2 and/or the influencing factors EF.
- Distributions with smaller sensitivity values are therefore more robust to fluctuations in climate preferences and/or influencing factors. If influencing factors or climate preferences change, robust distributions usually require minor adjustments and are therefore often preferable to less robust distributions.
- the room occupancy currently measured by the sensor system S and/or a fluctuation indication of an expected fluctuation in the room occupancy is transmitted to the selection module SEL.
- the fluctuation information can be read from the database DB and in particular can include historical data about room occupancy over the course of a day, week or year.
- the selection module SEL serves to determine and select an energy-saving distribution of room users depending on the energy expenditures El, ..., EN and the sensitivity values S1, ..., SN. In this case, a distribution with a relatively low energy requirement and a relatively low sensitivity value is selected. If necessary, a weighted sum of a respective energy expenditure E1, . . . or EN and the respectively associated sensitivity value S1, . . . or SN can be formed. In this case, a distribution with the smallest weighted sum can be selected as the energy-saving distribution.
- the room occupancy and/or the fluctuation information can also be taken into account when selecting the energy-saving distribution.
- the fluctuation information can be compared with the sensitivity values S1,...,SN. Depending on this, distributions that react too sensitively to the expected fluctuations according to their sensitivity value can be discarded for the selection.
- the distribution D2 best meets the above criteria for a less sensitive, energy-saving distribution and is therefore selected.
- the selected energy-saving distribution D2 is transmitted from the selection module SEL to a location allocation device POE coupled to it.
- the location allocation device POE determines the individual position specified there in the room R for a respective room user specified in the distribution D2 and inserts this into a room user-specific location allocation specification POS.
- the respective location allocation information POS is then individually transmitted by the location allocation device POE for each room user to their cell phone MT.
- the respective room user is given an individually optimized assigned position, for example in an open-plan office.
- the selected energy-saving distribution D2 and the associated energy expenditure E2 are transmitted from the selection module SEL to a control device CTL coupled to it.
- the control device CTL is used to control and set the control system H depending on the selected energy-saving distribution D2 and the determined energy consumption E2.
- Corresponding control data CD are transmitted to the control system H by the control device CTL for this purpose.
- the control system H can preferably already be activated before the room users are or are being distributed according to the selected distribution D2.
- a room climate can be adjusted to the climate preferences of the room users in an efficient and energy-saving manner. In many cases, user comfort and thus user satisfaction can be significantly improved as a result.
- FIG. 2 illustrates different distributions D1, . . . , D6 of room users in room R grouped according to their different climate preferences, here TI and T2 .
- the distributions D1 , . . . , D6 are an exemplary selection from the distributions D1 , . . . , DN . Possible whereabouts of the room users within the room R are illustrated in FIG. 2 by small rectangles.
- the room R for a respective distribution D1, . . . , D6 divided into different room climate zones TZ 1 and TZ2.
- the room climate zone TZ 1 is in each case that area of the room R in which room users are with the climate preference TI.
- the room climate zone TZ2 is that area of the room R in which room users with climate preference T2 are located.
- the room climate zones TZ1 and TZ2 are each marked in FIG. 2 by a dotted line.
- the room climate zones TZ1 and TZ2 are temperature zones.
- the simulator SIM simulates for each distribution D1, ..., D6 that energy expenditure E1, ..., E6 that is required to create the corresponding room climate in the respective room climate zones TZ1 and TZ2.
- Distributions D4 and D5 are obviously less robust in the above sense. Distributions D4 and D5 are only comfortable for all room users if they have the same climate preference. Experience has shown that this is only the case for a few room user distributions.
- FIGS. 3 and 4 each illustrate, by way of example, a connection between an energy expenditure E and a resulting fulfillment of climate preferences by room users.
- the energy expenditure E can in particular be a heating output.
- a deviation DEL between a simulated room climate and the climate preferences of the room users is plotted against the energy expenditure E.
- a deviation DEL that is as small as possible should be aimed for in order to optimize the comfort.
- the first diagram shown in FIG. 3 shows a course of the deviation DEL for room user distributions that have a higher sensitivity value, ie are less robust.
- the distributions D4, D5 and D6 are highlighted.
- the lower robustness of the distributions shown can be seen in FIG. 3 in particular from the fact that the minimum of the deviation DEL is relatively small. Ie even relatively small variations of the comfort-optimizing distribution D6 reduce the comfort considerably.
- the second diagram shown in FIG. H are more robust.
- the distributions D1, D2 and D3 are highlighted.
- the greater robustness of the distributions shown can be seen in FIG. 4 in particular from the fact that the minimum of the deviation DEL is relatively wide.
- D. H Variations in the comfort-optimizing distribution D2 reduce the comfort relatively little.
- the robust and energy-saving distribution D2 is selected in the present exemplary embodiment.
- the room users are then distributed in the room R according to the selected distribution D2, as described above, by individual location allocation information POS.
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