International audienceThis paper proposes a hybrid predictive controlstrategy composed of local predictive controllers which interactwith each other. This control strategy is applied to a solarpowered hot water storage (SHWS) system that suppliesenergy for a building cooling system. Two local controllers areproposed for the SHWS system and the building cooling systemrespectively. The main objective of the control approach is tooptimize the use of the solar energy in order to ensure thecooling requirement of the building. The proposed interactionsbetween the controllers offer a degree of freedom to theSHWS controller in order to satisfy the energy demand by thebuilding cooling system. The performances of this interactingcontrol architecture ...
Thermally Activated Building Systems (TABS) are difficult to control due to the time lag between the...
In this report we will model a heat system consisting of a heat storage tank and an application. The...
Driven by population growth and our insatiable need for energy, there is an ever increasing trend in...
International audienceThis paper proposes a hybrid predictive controlstrategy composed of local pred...
International audienceA predictive control approach is proposed for a solar powered hot water storag...
International audienceThe aim of this paper is to propose a control approach for the management of a...
A preliminary study on the application of a model-based predictive control (MPC) of thermal energy s...
This paper focuses on the modelling and predictive control of a real medium temperature solar cooli...
Abstract This paper presents the design of a Model Predictive Control (MPC) scheme to optimally mana...
A model-based predictive control (MPC) is designed for optimal thermal energy storage in building co...
Solar hot water systems necessarily require storage due to a time difference between solar supply an...
This paper describes the development and experimental validation ofamulti-layerhybrid controller for...
AbstractThis paper describes an experimental investigation into the performance of a Hybrid Model Pr...
Due to the growing energy demand in residential building, the need to reduce carbon footprint, and t...
ABSTRACT: The current availability of online weather forecasts, with increasingly abundant and detai...
Thermally Activated Building Systems (TABS) are difficult to control due to the time lag between the...
In this report we will model a heat system consisting of a heat storage tank and an application. The...
Driven by population growth and our insatiable need for energy, there is an ever increasing trend in...
International audienceThis paper proposes a hybrid predictive controlstrategy composed of local pred...
International audienceA predictive control approach is proposed for a solar powered hot water storag...
International audienceThe aim of this paper is to propose a control approach for the management of a...
A preliminary study on the application of a model-based predictive control (MPC) of thermal energy s...
This paper focuses on the modelling and predictive control of a real medium temperature solar cooli...
Abstract This paper presents the design of a Model Predictive Control (MPC) scheme to optimally mana...
A model-based predictive control (MPC) is designed for optimal thermal energy storage in building co...
Solar hot water systems necessarily require storage due to a time difference between solar supply an...
This paper describes the development and experimental validation ofamulti-layerhybrid controller for...
AbstractThis paper describes an experimental investigation into the performance of a Hybrid Model Pr...
Due to the growing energy demand in residential building, the need to reduce carbon footprint, and t...
ABSTRACT: The current availability of online weather forecasts, with increasingly abundant and detai...
Thermally Activated Building Systems (TABS) are difficult to control due to the time lag between the...
In this report we will model a heat system consisting of a heat storage tank and an application. The...
Driven by population growth and our insatiable need for energy, there is an ever increasing trend in...