Optimized operation of combined chilled ceiling displacement ventilation system using genetic algorithm.
Mounir Kassem Mossolly, Nesreen Ghaddar, Kamel Ghali
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Mounir Kassem Mossolly, Nesreen Ghaddar, Kamel Ghali
Abstract
This study is concerned with optimizing and comparing operational parameters for different control strategies of the combined chilled ceiling displacement ventilation (CC/DV) system subject to transient load using genetic algorithm while aiming to create the best indoor air quality and thermal comfort. The control strategies included: 1) varying chilled ceiling temperature (base strategy); 2) varying displacement ventilation supply conditions; and 3) varying both chilled ceiling temperature and supply air conditions (multiple control variables).
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This study is concerned with optimizing and comparing operational parameters for different control strategies of the combined chilled ceiling displacement ventilation (CC/DV) system subject to transient load using genetic algorithm while aiming to create the best indoor air quality and thermal comfort. The control strategies included: 1) varying chilled ceiling temperature (base strategy); 2) varying displacement ventilation supply conditions; and 3) varying both chilled ceiling temperature and supply air conditions (multiple control variables).
Key concepts: Displacement ventilation, Ceiling (cloud), Chilled water, Thermal comfort, Ventilation (architecture), Transient (computer programming), Displacement (psychology), Temperature control