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建筑体形对建筑负荷及其影响参数敏感度的影响
高 枫1, 朱 能2
1.深圳市房地产和城市建设发展研究中心,中 级工程师;2.( 通讯作者):天津大学环境科学与工程学 院,教授,博士生导师,nzhu@tju.edu.cn
摘要:
设计初期,体形系数与建筑负荷的 相关性及负荷相关参数的敏感度排序有助 于提升建筑能耗表现。本文以北京气候为背 景,对A(体形规律变化)、B(体形非规律变 化)两组办公建筑负荷模型实施莫里斯莫里 斯(Morris)敏感性分析。全局样本检验下, 仅单因素(层数或长宽比)作用下的体形系数 与供暖负荷呈线性正相关且具备普遍性。总 负荷的高敏感参数中,供暖制冷设定温度、 室内负荷参数敏感度排序靠前但受建筑体形 影响微弱;垂直外围护结构及屋顶结构参数 的敏感度排序靠后,并分别与体形指标S 1 (平 面周长/平面面积)、S 2 (1/层数)表现出相似 的波动趋势,进而可根据已有案例中的莫里 斯敏感度对相似案例中的参数敏感度进行估 算,对于热活动以导热为主的参数,误差率可 控制在10%以内。在寒冷地区,单纯的层数或 长宽比变化更能保障体形系数对能耗表现评 价的准确性,而敏感度估算可快速获得热活 动以导热为主的外围护结构参数敏感度。
关键词:  莫里斯敏感性分析  供暖负荷  制冷负荷  体形系数  敏感度估算
DOI:10.13791/j.cnki.hsfwest.20200409
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基金项目:国家自然科学基金项目(51338006)
Effect of Building Shape on Building Load and the Sensitivity of Its Influential Parameters
GAO Feng,ZHU Neng
Abstract:
Due to the growing demand of energy conservation and emission reduction, building energy performance(BEP)has become an important property for current building. The optimization of BEP can be expressed at all stages of a building’s life circle. In early design stage, the correlation analysis between building shape coefficient (SC) and building load as well as the sensitivity analysis of important building loads parameters are helpful for improving BEP; however, the former analysis lacks the test of universality in most studies and the latter analysis is a troublesome process especially for architects. Therefore, in this article, the global sensitivity analysis (GSA) of multi-parameters dominated by building envelop property was implemented in building load models with different shapes in order to observe the correlation of sensitivity index and SC; on the other hand, GSA can offer the universality test of the correlation between SC and building load. GSA is a big family, which contains various methods, such as standard regression coefficient based method, variance-based method, screening method, and so on. So, before starting the analysis, the characteristics of different GSA methods was considered, and Morris method was a compromise selection for its relative low calculation cost and reliable result. Morris method can not only present the importance of parameter by sensitivity index (μ * ) but also present the susceptible level of one parameter’s sensitivity suffered from other parameters through correlation index (σ/μ * ). Besides, study showed that the correlation of inputs and outputs (such as linear, monotonic, near monotonic and non-linear non-monotonic) can be described by the value of correlation index (σ/μ * ) on the basis of statistics analysis. As for its defect of unstable analysis result, which can be solved by testing the samples with 10, 20, 40, 80 trajectories respectively in the pre-analysis, and the result showed that the effect of trajectory number is weak on sensitivity index (μ * ) but relatively strong on correlation index (σ/μ * ), and the final trajectory number could be identified as 20 trajectories based on pre-analysis. In next step, 20 building load models with different shapes carried out Morris sensitivity analysis under Beijing climate by Jeplus and Energyplus. In total 20 shapes was considered, which can be divided into group A (regular change of shape: square, a series of rectangle) and group B (irregular change of shape: L-form, U-form, square-atrium, hexagon). A total of 43 parameters dominated by envelop parameters, such as thermal conductivity, construction thickness, solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC), and window to wall ratio (WWR) were considered. And the sample was set as uniformly distributed value and created by Simlab. The global sample test shows that under the simple change of storey number or the length-width ratio, SC has a significant and universal linear positive correlation with heating load. Although there is also a linear correlation between cooling load and SC, the positive or negative correlation is uncertain. When multiple factors act on the building form, the uncertainty between the SC and heating load will increase obviously, and the universality shows decrease. However, there is no correlation with cooling load, so it is inappropriate to use SC to evaluate BEP. For the total load, its correlation with SC depends on its dominant load and the uncertainty is enlarged on current basis. In Beijing, the dominant load is the heating load, while in hot regions the dominant load should be cooling load. Therefore, only the single scale shape change in the design stage can better ensure the accuracy of BEP evaluation by using SC. Among the high-sensitivity parameters of the total load of office buildings in Beijing, the sensitivity of indoor heating and cooling setting temperature and indoor load parameters rank high, and are slightly affected by the body shape. The sensitivity ranking of WWR, heat transfer coefficient of window, orientation, thermal conductivity of external wall and roof was relatively low and was significantly affected by body shape. Even though, only the correlation of orientation could not be determined because σ/μ * was greater than 1. In a similar climate background, the building envelope is limited by energy conservation standards and has certain similarity in thermal performance. In this case, the Morris sensitivity analysis results of existing cases can be used to estimate the sensitivity of the parameters in a target building. For the parameters whose thermal activity was dominated by heat conduction, the error rate of sensitivity index estimation can be controlled within 10%. This method is helpful to acquire Morris sensitivity index during the evolution of the scheme design or similar cases, but it is not suitable for areas with abundant solar energy at high altitude or hot areas, because the parameters whose thermal activity dominated by radiative transfer may have high sensitivity ranking, and the error rate of sensitivity index estimation of such parameters is commonly more than 10%.
Key words:  Morris Sensitivity Analysis  Heating Load  Cooling Load  Shape Coefficient  Sensitivity Estimation