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IIGO: intelligente internetsturing in de gebouwde omgeving; eindrapport van het project uitgevoerd in het Novem DEMOS-programma
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ECN
Energy in the Built Environment
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1-9-2005
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ECN-C--05-086
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ECN publication
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45
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Abstract:
Experiences with adapting
an innovative, agent-algorithm based strategy for managing the thermal
comfort in a utility building are described. A pre-emptive, forward-looking
strategy based optimisation using the intelligent agent metaphor is
used. In the IIGO-project, the SEBOS software system, a resultant from
the SMART-project [SEBOS-FA, 2002], was extended and tested
in one of Kropman?s buildings in Nijmegen.
The results for phase I of the IIGO-project are described in
the mid-term report [IIGO,2004]. The results and an analysis of data
collected in the second phase of the experiment are presented in this
report. Then, it
gives an evaluation of the value of intelligent Internet technology
in this setting. An evaluation of activities in phase II and III is
described. The SEBOS-implementation uses the existing installation infrastructure,
in the form of the process automation primitives of the building management
system, as much as possible. Strategy modifications of central installation
parts as well as local, user influenced, control algorithms are described.
Special
focus is given to the ways users may interact with the technology and
the perception of users of the indoor climate in office locations. Although
a large potential in terms of energy conservation and increased user
comfort exists, there are some pittfalls and lessons to be learnt from
IIGO.
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