The operations and maintenance (O&M) phase, which spans the longest period in a building’s lifecycle, accounts for a substantial share of overall costs, energy consumption, and carbon emissions. As global climate change intensifies and buildings...
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https://www.riss.kr/link?id=T17180611
대구 : 경북대학교 대학원, 2024
학위논문(박사) -- 경북대학교 대학원 , 건설환경에너지공학부 건축공학전공 , 2025. 2
2024
한국어
대구
VIII, 205 p. ; 26 cm
지도교수: 홍원화, 서현철
I804:22001-000000108736
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다운로드다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)
The operations and maintenance (O&M) phase, which spans the longest period in a building’s lifecycle, accounts for a substantial share of overall costs, energy consumption, and carbon emissions. As global climate change intensifies and buildings...
The operations and maintenance (O&M) phase, which spans the longest period in a building’s lifecycle, accounts for a substantial share of overall costs, energy consumption, and carbon emissions. As global climate change intensifies and buildings account for a substantial share of worldwide energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions, addressing challenges during the O&M phase has become increasingly urgent. Traditional O&M practices often fail to continuously account for dynamic environmental factors such as equipment anomalies and aging, occupant behavior patterns, and climate variability. Over time, this can lead to accumulated issues such as degraded performance, reduced service reliability, and increased costs and carbon emissions.
To overcome these limitations, this research proposes a digital twin-based environmental adaptation framework for building energy systems. The framework integrates heterogeneous data into a digital twin environment, including monitoring and actuator signal data acquired from building systems, as well as external data sources such as energy pricing, weather conditions, and event schedules through APIs. This structure enables continuous recognition of and response to complex environmental changes affecting O&M processes. In contrast to conventional, static O&M methods, the proposed framework leverages a self-learning mechanism that dynamically adapts to environmental changes by integrating three key functions required across O&M phase.
During the operational phase, the framework employs a self-optimizing control strategy to optimally manage equipment and respond to short-term environmental changes. For the maintenance phase, it utilizes a self-monitoring strategy to prevent and diagnose equipment degradation and failures. Additionally, a self-evolving strategy is introduced to derive directions for long-term facility improvements by energy auditing. By integrating these comprehensive strategies—covering equipment utilization, maintenance, and enhancement—into the digital twin environment, building energy systems can achieve the potential to continuously adapt to changing environments.
This research focuses on designing the framework for HVAC and lighting systems, which account for a significant portion of energy consumption and are directly influenced by environmental changes. Through case studies, the framework was applied and validated, with each of its core functionalities examined. As a result, under dynamic environmental conditions, this approach demonstrated the ability to reduce thermal and air-quality discomfort and lower energy costs during the operation stage when compared to traditional static methods. During the maintenance stage, the framework enhanced fault detection performance, enabled timely responses to unknown faults, and provided updated improvement strategies reflecting changes in environmental conditions. The digital twin-based environmental adaptation framework is expected to contribute to establishing more sophisticated and sustainable O&M strategies in buildings and the built environment, where variability continues to intensify. Furthermore, it is anticipated to serve as a key component in improving occupant comfort, reducing O&M costs, and ultimately achieving carbon reduction targets in the building sector.
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