Research and Demonstration of Operation Optimization Method of Zero-Carbon Building’s Compound Energy System Based on Day-Ahead Planning and Intraday Rolling Optimization Algorithm

The compound energy system is an important component of zero-carbon buildings. Due to the complex form of the system and the difficult-to-capture characteristics of thermo-electric coupling interactions, the operation control of the zero-carbon building’s energy system is difficult in practical engineering. Therefore, it is necessary to carry out relevant optimization methods. This paper investigated the current research status of the control and scheduling of compound energy systems in zero-carbon buildings at home and abroad, selected a typical zero-carbon building as the research object, analyzed its energy system’s operational data, and proposed an operation scheduling algorithm based on day-ahead flexible programming and intraday rolling optimization. The multi-energy flow control algorithm model was developed to optimize the operation strategy of heat pump, photovoltaic, and energy storage systems. Then, the paper applied the algorithm model to a typical zero-carbon building project, and verified the actual effect of the method through the actual operational data. After applying the method in this paper, the self-absorption rate of photovoltaic power generation in the building increased by 7.13%. The research results provide a theoretical model and data support for the operation control of the zero-carbon building’s compound energy system, and could promote the market application of the compound energy system.

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