Interoperability between the Revit and OpenStudio tools for thermal and energy simulation
The built environment is a significant contributor to greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions resulting from the construction, maintenance, and energy process associated with buildings. Decisions taken at the design stage are essential to determine the building's energy performance. Building Energy Mode...
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Universidade Estadual de Campinas
2020
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| 总结: | The built environment is a significant contributor to greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions resulting from the construction, maintenance, and energy process associated with buildings. Decisions taken at the design stage are essential to determine the building's energy performance. Building Energy Modeling (BEM) tools enable the creation of alternatives related to energy analysis. At the same time, Building Information Modeling (BIM) improves the design phase through integrated information and intelligent objects that allow the interaction between tools used for architecture, structure, mechanics, and electrical. Thus, this study aims to verify the interoperability between the Revit and OpenStudio tools, using the gbXML (green building XML) format, describing the process of modeling, exporting, and importing the format in the thermal energy simulation software. The object of the study was a wooden frame house. It was observed that the simulation occurred without errors, and the results were obtained through an interoperable flow between the tools, making it possible to evaluate the thermal comfort and the energy expenditure of the building. It was verified the ability to transport the thermal properties within the created model, avoiding the rework of informational modeling. However, limitations remain as interoperability is still unidirectional and needing an intermediate tool to adjust the model. The process was characterized as satisfactory, able to assist in the workflow supporting design decisions for buildings with less energy impact. |
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