IECON 2017 - 43rd Annual Conference of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society 2017
DOI: 10.1109/iecon.2017.8217425
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Enabling hardware-in-the-loop for building automation networks: A case study for BACnet and PowerDEVS

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“…A real AWHP was tested under real climate conditions, as for the thermal loads, they were calculated through the connection of the AWHP and a virtual building, simulated using Modelica software, via HIL real time simulation. Seifried et al in [ 44 ] proposed a new model, based on the interconnection of a prominent building automation protocol, namely BACnet, and the PowerDEVS simulator to facilitate HIL testability of new and existing building automation system components. Huang et al in [ 22 ] presented an agent-based framework for HIL simulations, which could either be used for investigating the controller performance or HIL for system synthesis.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A real AWHP was tested under real climate conditions, as for the thermal loads, they were calculated through the connection of the AWHP and a virtual building, simulated using Modelica software, via HIL real time simulation. Seifried et al in [ 44 ] proposed a new model, based on the interconnection of a prominent building automation protocol, namely BACnet, and the PowerDEVS simulator to facilitate HIL testability of new and existing building automation system components. Huang et al in [ 22 ] presented an agent-based framework for HIL simulations, which could either be used for investigating the controller performance or HIL for system synthesis.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%