Application of Variable Fuzzy Sets in the Evaluation of Energy-saving Design of Public Buildings

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  • Zhiyi Wang School of Architectural and Engineering, Weinan Vocational and Technical College, Weinan 714000, Shaanxi, China

Abstract

Today, the process of economic globalization is accelerating, the construction industry is developing faster and faster, and users have higher and higher requirements for appearance, intelligence, and architecture, but the energy waste that comes with it is also becoming increasingly obvious. In order to improve the energy-saving efficiency of public buildings and realize low-carbon sustainable development, this paper applies variable fuzzy sets to the energy-saving evaluation of public building design. This paper conducts a comprehensive analysis from the aspects of public building energy consumption, collection frequency and energy collection time-consuming test, building’s annual cumulative load, energy consumption and energy saving rate. In the collection frequency and energy consumption collection time-consuming test, when collecting once every 6 minutes, theoretically 60 collection points are the same as 40 and 20 collection points, but the actual time consumption is not equal. Therefore, in order to ensure the performance of system data processing, an appropriate acquisition frequency should be set to ensure the normal operation of the system. Comprehensive experimental results show that the variable fuzzy set can achieve a well-controlled level of energy consumption in the design of public buildings.

Keywords: Variable Fuzzy Sets, Public Building Design, Energy Efficiency Evaluation, Energy Harvesting

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Z. Wang, "Application of Variable Fuzzy Sets in the Evaluation of Energy-saving Design of Public Buildings", vol. 30 no. 5,
pp. 353-365, 2022.


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2022-10-07

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Vol. 30 No. 5 (2022): International Journal of Engineering Intelligent Systems

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