Data and experiments for building energy performance


This page provides a description of data for building energy performance. The data stems a series of experiments carried out in the February to April 2009 in FlexHouse, Risø DTU.

Five experiments were carried out such that a range from controlled toward common living conditions is covered. A short description of each experiment is given here:

  • PRBS1: A single PRBS signal controlled all the heaters in the building and the building was closed, such that the condition of the building wasn't changed during the experiment. (7 days)

  • PRBS2: The house was divided into three seperate areas, in which the heaters were controlled with a PRBS signal independent of the other areas (6 days).

  • THERM1: Thermostatic control of the heaters, with no activity in the house (10 days).

  • THERM2: Thermostatic control of the heaters with activity in the house (13 days).

  • THERM3: Thermostatic control of the heaters with activity and added thermal mass inside the house (22 days).






Financed by the Danish Energy Saving Trust

The data can be accuired by sending a mail to

pbac@dtu.dk






The data set and experiments is documented in two reports:

Data report: A report of the experiments and format of the data set. High resolution data with an appr. 2 second sampleperiod and a resampled data set of 5 minute average values is described.