Intelligent control system based on BIM visualization for indoor thermal energy regulation: A dynamic architectural design scheme

IF 5.4 3区工程技术 Q2 ENERGY & FUELS Thermal Science and Engineering Progress Pub Date : 2025-03-01 Epub Date: 2025-01-27 DOI:10.1016/j.tsep.2025.103315

Zinan Zou , Sijia Wang

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With the impact of global climate change and the continuous increase in energy consumption, the thermal energy regulation of indoor environments has become an important issue in the field of architectural design. This article aims to explore the application of intelligent control systems based on BIM (Building Information Modeling) visualization in indoor thermal energy regulation, and propose a dynamic building design scheme to optimize indoor comfort and energy efficiency. The study pointed out the shortcomings of existing indoor environmental conditioning systems in terms of flexibility and energy efficiency. On this basis, an intelligent control system based on BIM visualization was designed, whose framework and functions include real-time data collection, analysis, and feedback to enhance the system’s control capabilities. Real time monitoring and optimization adjustment of indoor environment have been achieved through BIM visualization design method. The system test results show that the intelligent control system significantly improves efficiency in thermal energy regulation and reduces energy consumption. In order to further promote the energy-saving design of dynamic buildings, this project studied the process of dynamic building design, including the integration of environmental analysis and user needs. At the same time, a method for dynamic building environment optimization control was proposed, which achieved comprehensive management of building energy consumption through joint simulation of daylighting energy consumption. This study indicates that dynamic building design can effectively respond to environmental changes and improve the overall energy efficiency of buildings.

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基于BIM可视化的室内热能调节智能控制系统——一种动态建筑设计方案

随着全球气候变化的影响和能源消耗的不断增加，室内环境的热能调节已成为建筑设计领域的一个重要问题。本文旨在探索基于BIM （Building Information Modeling）可视化的智能控制系统在室内热能调节中的应用，提出一种动态的建筑设计方案，以优化室内舒适度和能效。该研究指出了现有室内环境调节系统在灵活性和能源效率方面的不足。在此基础上，设计了基于BIM可视化的智能控制系统，其框架和功能包括实时数据采集、分析和反馈，以增强系统的控制能力。通过BIM可视化设计方法，实现了室内环境的实时监控和优化调整。系统测试结果表明，该智能控制系统显著提高了热能调节效率，降低了能耗。为了进一步推动动力建筑的节能设计，本项目研究了动力建筑设计的过程，包括环境分析和用户需求的结合。同时，提出了一种动态建筑环境优化控制方法，通过对采光能耗的联合模拟，实现对建筑能耗的综合管理。研究表明，动态建筑设计可以有效地应对环境变化，提高建筑的整体能源效率。

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Thermal Science and Engineering Progress Chemical Engineering-Fluid Flow and Transfer Processes

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7.20

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10.40%

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327

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41 days

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