家电科技Issue(z1)：474-478,5.DOI:10.19784/j.cnki.issn1672-0172.2024.99.100
空调室内人体热舒适控制研究综述与展望
Review and prospect of research on indoor human thermal comfort control with air conditioning
黄康康 1高旭 1陈开东 1梁之琦 1叶海森 1刘继胜1
作者信息
- 1. TCL空调器(中山)有限公司 广东 中山 528427
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摘要
Abstract
With the continuous upgrading of air conditioning usage demand,people's attention to the comfort and energy-saving performance of room air conditioners and other equipment is also increasing.Six key indicators for indoor thermal comfort evaluation are integrated:average thermal sensation index,thermal sensation voting,effective temperature,standard effective temperature,air distribution characteristic indicators,and thermal comfort voting model.These indicators are divided into two categories:subjective evaluation models for thermal comfort and objective evaluation models for thermal comfort.The objective evaluation model can be calculated through specific formulas,while the subjective evaluation model relies on people's voting results.However,neither of these models can currently be directly applied to the control of air conditioning systems.To address this issue,two approaches are summarized to solving it.The first approach is to simplify the objective evaluation model for thermal comfort,so that the air conditioning system can be effectively controlled based on the simplified model.The second approach is to use a subjective and objective evaluation model for thermal comfort to establish a machine learning model.This model will be driven by the data collected by sensors and the image data obtained by thermal imaging technology to achieve accurate control of the air conditioning system.Through these two methods,the comfort and energy-saving performance of the air conditioning system can be significantly improved,meeting people's pursuit of high-quality life.关键词
热舒适/空调控制/模型简化/数据驱动Key words
Thermal comfort/Air conditioning control/Model simplification/Data driven分类
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黄康康,高旭,陈开东,梁之琦,叶海森,刘继胜..空调室内人体热舒适控制研究综述与展望[J].家电科技,2024,(z1):474-478,5.
