Geothermal is a fast-growing alternative heat source for HVAC systems, however, the initial cost of using a ground source HVAC system is higher compared to an air source system. Studies about system design and operati...Geothermal is a fast-growing alternative heat source for HVAC systems, however, the initial cost of using a ground source HVAC system is higher compared to an air source system. Studies about system design and operation are necessary to reduce the initial cost and ensure that the ground source heat pump system has high efficiency, resulting in a lower total life-time cost. In this study, a multi-variable evolutionary computation algorithm is proposed for generating optimal parameters for a geothermal source HVAC system. The system was modeled and simulated using MATLAB. The design parameters were calculated by minimizing the energy consumption, Based on an experimental building, a case study was presented. Using this model, the optimal set points were calculated and used as a designed system. Energy consumption of this system was reduced by about 10% compared to the system operated with a fixed supply cold water temperature （7 ℃）.展开更多
This paper proposes the corrected likelihood ratio test （LRT） and large-dimensional trace criterion to test the independence of two large sets of multivariate variables of dimensions P1 and P2 when the dimensions P ...This paper proposes the corrected likelihood ratio test （LRT） and large-dimensional trace criterion to test the independence of two large sets of multivariate variables of dimensions P1 and P2 when the dimensions P = P1 ＋ P2 and the sample size n tend to infinity simultaneously and proportionally. Both theoretical and simulation results demonstrate that the traditional X2 approximation of the LRT performs poorly when the dimension p is large relative to the sample size n, while the corrected LRT and large-dimensional trace criterion behave well when the dimension is either small or large relative to the sample size. Moreover, the trace criterion can be used in the case of p 〉 n, while the corrected LRT is unfeasible due to the loss of definition.展开更多
文摘Geothermal is a fast-growing alternative heat source for HVAC systems, however, the initial cost of using a ground source HVAC system is higher compared to an air source system. Studies about system design and operation are necessary to reduce the initial cost and ensure that the ground source heat pump system has high efficiency, resulting in a lower total life-time cost. In this study, a multi-variable evolutionary computation algorithm is proposed for generating optimal parameters for a geothermal source HVAC system. The system was modeled and simulated using MATLAB. The design parameters were calculated by minimizing the energy consumption, Based on an experimental building, a case study was presented. Using this model, the optimal set points were calculated and used as a designed system. Energy consumption of this system was reduced by about 10% compared to the system operated with a fixed supply cold water temperature （7 ℃）.
基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.11101181,11171057,11171058 and 11071035)Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education of China(Grant No.20110061120005)+1 种基金NECT-11-0616,PCSIRTthe Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities
文摘This paper proposes the corrected likelihood ratio test （LRT） and large-dimensional trace criterion to test the independence of two large sets of multivariate variables of dimensions P1 and P2 when the dimensions P = P1 ＋ P2 and the sample size n tend to infinity simultaneously and proportionally. Both theoretical and simulation results demonstrate that the traditional X2 approximation of the LRT performs poorly when the dimension p is large relative to the sample size n, while the corrected LRT and large-dimensional trace criterion behave well when the dimension is either small or large relative to the sample size. Moreover, the trace criterion can be used in the case of p 〉 n, while the corrected LRT is unfeasible due to the loss of definition.
