ModSCO a Web Application Based on a Grey-Box Model to Support the Estimation of the Energy Savings in Building Retrofits

A. Piccinini, F. Seri, Letizia D’Angelo, Shima Yousefigarjan, M. Keane
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Energy Performance Contracting (EPC) can help the European Union (EU) in accelerating the cost-effective renovation of existing building stock. However, there are many risks and barriers that can inhibit the application of EPC. These barriers include uncertainty about building data, lack of quality assurance regarding the post-renovation energy performance, and process complexity. In order to cross these barriers, this paper presents ModSCO. ModSCO is a web application based on a Reduced Order grey-box Model (ROM) able to systematically quantify the energy savings achieved through Energy Conservation Measures (ECMs) utilising the schema of the International Performance Measurement and Verification Protocol (IPMVP). The benefits of utilising ModSCO in terms of accuracy and time savings are demonstrated with a comparison with a whole building energy model developed with IES-VE.
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ModSCO是一个基于灰盒模型的Web应用程序,用于支持建筑改造中的节能估算
能源绩效合同(EPC)可以帮助欧盟(EU)加快现有建筑存量的成本效益改造。然而,存在许多风险和障碍,可以抑制EPC的应用。这些障碍包括建筑数据的不确定性,改造后的能源性能缺乏质量保证,以及过程的复杂性。为了跨越这些障碍,本文提出了ModSCO。ModSCO是一个基于简化订单灰盒模型(ROM)的web应用程序,能够利用国际绩效测量和验证协议(IPMVP)的模式系统地量化通过节能措施(ecm)实现的节能。通过与使用IES-VE开发的整个建筑能源模型的比较,可以证明使用ModSCO在准确性和节省时间方面的好处。
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