2004
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-17592004000200003
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A hybrid Petri net modeling approach for HVAC systems in intelligent buildings

Abstract: In this work, a novel hybrid modeling approach for HVAC control system design in Intelligent Buildings is introduced. In order to achieve building system integration, a characterization of HVAC system as hybrid is required. The proposed approach is a top-down modeling method based on Petri net. Starting from abstract models designed using the Production Flow Schema, Petri net based models are built by successive refinements. The discrete part of the system is modeled using Place-Transition Petri nets and the c… Show more

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“…To demonstrate this method, subsystems of transport and HVAC (Villani, 2004;Villani, 2005) are used. In sequence, the necessary steps to generate the artifacts (control software specifications) are presented:…”
Section: Applying the Degeneration Methods In Intelligent Buildingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To demonstrate this method, subsystems of transport and HVAC (Villani, 2004;Villani, 2005) are used. In sequence, the necessary steps to generate the artifacts (control software specifications) are presented:…”
Section: Applying the Degeneration Methods In Intelligent Buildingmentioning
confidence: 99%