Thermal behavior of a two-story concrete building under controlled winter and heat wave scenarios in the sense-city equipment through temperature, flux and energy consumption dataset

The article describes thermal datasets collected in a two-story concrete building of the Sense-City equipment during various controlled climatic scenarios. Using the Sense-City climatic chamber, we reproduced stationary thermal conditions, a typical winter climate of the south of France and Paris 20...

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Published in:Data in brief 2020-12, Vol.33, p.106458-106458, Article 106458
Main Authors: Djatouti, Zohra, Waeytens, Julien, Chamoin, Ludovic, Chatellier, Patrice
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Controlled climatic scenarios
Data
Data assimilation
Engineering Sciences
Inverse analysis
Sense-city
Sensor outputs
Thermal building
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Summary:The article describes thermal datasets collected in a two-story concrete building of the Sense-City equipment during various controlled climatic scenarios. Using the Sense-City climatic chamber, we reproduced stationary thermal conditions, a typical winter climate of the south of France and Paris 2003 heat wave. Each of the three scenarios has a duration of about one week. The datasets contain temperature, heat flux and energy consumption sensor outputs. In [1], the stationary conditions data were exploited for an experimental identification of thermal characteristics of the building whereas the winter and the heat wave data were used in a goal-oriented model updating technique. The datasets can also be useful to validate modeling and simulation.
ISSN:2352-3409
2352-3409
DOI:10.1016/j.dib.2020.106458