Data-Driven Predictive Control of Bilinear HVAC Dynamics—An Experimental Case Study

IF 2 Q2 AUTOMATION & CONTROL SYSTEMS IEEE Control Systems Letters Pub Date : 2024-12-17 DOI:10.1109/LCSYS.2024.3519224
Deborah Bilgic;Alexander Harding;Timm Faulwasser
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Buildings are responsible for around 40% of the global energy demand. In order to effectively reduce the high energy consumption of HVAC systems while maintaining comfortable indoor climate, tailored control schemes are promising. Since the derivation of physical models of individual HVAC systems is time consuming, data-driven methods are a promising alternative. This letter proposes a framework for data-driven predictive control of HVAC system with bilinear system dynamics, which compensates for prediction errors via constraint adaptation through a bias term. The proposed scheme combines an extension of Willems’ fundamental lemma to bilinear systems with the consideration of multiple data-sets. To evaluate the efficacy of the data-driven control scheme, an experimental case study is performed under realistic conditions. In comparison with an existing simple control scheme, our results demonstrate energy efficient operation and successful compensation of prediction errors.
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数据驱动的双线性HVAC动态预测控制——一个实验案例研究
建筑占全球能源需求的40%左右。为了有效降低暖通空调系统的高能耗,同时保持舒适的室内气候,量身定制的控制方案是有前途的。由于单个暖通空调系统的物理模型的推导是耗时的,数据驱动的方法是一个有前途的替代方案。本文提出了一个双线性系统动力学的数据驱动预测控制框架,该框架通过一个偏置项通过约束自适应来补偿预测误差。该方案将Willems的基本引理扩展到双线性系统,并考虑了多数据集。为了评估数据驱动控制方案的有效性,在现实条件下进行了实验案例研究。与现有的简单控制方案相比,我们的结果证明了节能的运行和预测误差的成功补偿。
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IEEE Control Systems Letters Mathematics-Control and Optimization
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