David Jreijiry, Ahmad Husaunndee, Christian Inard, Jean Georges Villenave
Year:
2003
Bibliographic info:
BUILDING SIMULATION, 8, 2003, Eindhoven, Netherlands, p. 591-598

There is a growing need for more complex control of ventilation systems to satisfy energy and environmental issues. SIMBAD Toolbox (SIMulator of Buildings And Devices), developed in the SIMULINK graphical environment is a library of HVAC components models that is used in the field of control of HVAC system. Currently, it deals mainly with heating/cooling systems. Prior modelling of airflow components in SIMBAD Toolbox is therefore necessary to extend the capabilities of the toolbox.This paper presents the integration of airflow modelling in the SIMULINK graphical environment and the coupling with a thermal zone model to quantify the impact of natural ventilation and mechanical ventilation techniques. The paper gives a description of the library of airflow components that have been added in the toolbox.