| Sub-Project name: | Smart buildings and constructions in smart regions and cities |
| Work package: | II. Smart Cities and intelligent transport systems |
| ID code: | TN01000024/12 |
| Duration: | 01/2019 – 12/2022 |
| Principal investigator: | prof. Ing. Jiří Hirš, CSc. (BUT) |
| Participants: | Brno University of Technology (BTU) – Faculty of Civil Engineering, Institute of building services and Institute of Concrete and Masonry Structures (FAST) PREFA KOMPOZITY, a.s. (PK) |
| Results: | Proven technology for managing indoor environmental quality in buildings with technologies that require stable parameters, Ztech, 2020 Method for smart control of energy flows in the interior of buildings, O, 2021 Method formonitoring of dynamically loaded concrete structures, O, 2021 Method for testing of quasi-statically loaded masonry walls, O, 2022 Method for testing of data monitoring applicable to the Smart Readiness Indicator of buildings, O,2022 |
Abstract:
The main objective of the sub-project is to create an innovative industrial hall management technology. Such a system will use the connection of the virtual twin building (simulation model) with the real time measured data from real building with the help of IoT technologies. For the virtual twin building development, the software tool Energy Plus will be used. The access tool for Energy Plus data core is possible to use software DesignBuilder, which is a user interface and allows automatic communication with peripherals. By creating the virtual twin model, it will be possible to simulate behaviour of a building based on the boundary conditions. These boundary conditions will be dynamically changed according to weather forecast (climatic data), data from indoor environment (temperature, relative humidity etc.) The boundary conditions will be primarily collected from the building through the sensors which are using the IoT technologies principle. The simulation model will be recalculated in a given time step in connection with the building´s requirement. The result will be information for the measurement and regulation system.
This project is supported by the Technology Agency of the Czech Republic within the programme National Centres of Competence 1: Support programme for applied research, experimental development and innovation.