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Toward Automatic Review of Building Energy Efficiency Based on Building Information Modeling

Qin Zhao, Zeyu Chen, Yiyun Zhu, Zhe Li, Xinhong Hei

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Abstract

Building energy consumption increases with the acceleration process of urban constructions. The city faces the problem of energy shortage, which leads to the building energy efficiency becoming an urgent need for the global environment. BIM (Building Information Modeling) technology has been widely used in the construction industry. The current building energy consumption calculation depending on that the BIM model is imported to different energy consumption software for energy consumption analysis. There are few methods to review building energy efficiency requirements automatically. In view of this, this paper discusses the method of review of building energy consumption in Revit platform. The feasibility of the method is proved through an office building construction. The method can automatically review whether design results of the building meet the building energy efficiency requirements in the design process and can shorten the review time.

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Building energy consumption increases with the acceleration process of urban constructions. The city faces the problem of energy shortage, which leads to the building energy efficiency becoming an urgent need for the global environment. BIM (Building Information Modeling) technology has been widely used in the construction industry. The current building energy consumption calculation depending on that the BIM model is imported to different energy consumption software for energy consumption analysis. There are few methods to review building energy efficiency requirements automatically. In view of this, this paper discusses the method of review of building energy consumption in Revit platform. The feasibility of the method is proved through an office building construction. The method can automatically review whether design results of the building meet the building energy efficiency requirements in the design process and can shorten the review time.

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Building energy consumption increases with the acceleration process of urban constructions. The city faces the problem of energy shortage, which leads to the building energy efficiency becoming an urgent need for the global environment. BIM (Building Information Modeling) technology has been widely used in the construction industry. The current building energy consumption calculation depending on that the BIM model is imported to different energy consumption software for energy consumption analysis. There are few methods to review building energy efficiency requirements automatically. In view of this, this paper discusses the method of review of building energy consumption in Revit platform. The feasibility of the method is proved through an office building construction. The method can automatically review whether design results of the building meet the building energy efficiency requirements in the design process and can shorten the review time.

Key concepts: Energy consumption, Building information modeling, Efficient energy use, Process (computing), Economic shortage, Computer science, Building automation, Energy modeling

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