Creating common exercises for modelling building and district energy systems: lessons learnt from the IBPSA Project 1 - DESTEST

Hicham Johra*, Tohid Jafarinejad, Arash Erfani Beyzaee, Hauke Hirsch, Clemens Felsmann, Dirk Saelens

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Abstract

The District Energy Simulation Test (DESTEST) is a series of common exercises about modelling building stocks and district heating networks aiming at testing, benchmarking and verifying different urban-scale energy system simulation tools. For each common exercise, participants are modelling a case with well-defined characteristics, grid topology and boundary conditions. The DESTEST allows participants to discuss common mistakes and pitfalls and define guidelines from the experience and feedback. These common exercises can also be used for training purposes. This article discusses the development process of these common modelling exercises and presents the main lessons learnt during the creation of the DESTEST.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationBuildSim Nordic 2022 (BSN 2022) - Conference Proceedings
EditorsC. A. Hviid, M. S. Khanie, S. Petersen
Number of pages7
PublisherEDP Sciences
Publication date1 Dec 2022
Article number10005
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 1 Dec 2022
EventBuildSim Nordic Conference 2022 - Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark
Duration: 22 Aug 202223 Aug 2022

Conference

ConferenceBuildSim Nordic Conference 2022
LocationCopenhagen
Country/TerritoryDenmark
CityCopenhagen
Period22/08/202223/08/2022
SeriesE3S Web of Conferences
Volume362
ISSN2267-1242

Keywords

  • DESTEST
  • IBPSA
  • BSN
  • District heating
  • District energy systems
  • Building simulation
  • Numerical modelling
  • Common exercise
  • Common modelling exercise
  • Lessons learnt

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