Released on xx/xx/xxxx.
The following changes are backwards-compatible and do not significantly change benchmark results:
- Specify better command on
README.md
for specifying test case to deploy on Windows. This is for #419. - Remove dependency of example controllers on
pathlib
package. This is for #416. - Fix and clarify
README.md
for the/initialize
and other API end points. This is for #408.
The following new test cases have been added:
multizone_office_simple_air
, a 5-zone building based on the U.S. DOE medium office reference building located in Chicago, IL, USA, served by a single-duct Variable Air Volume (VAV) with terminal reheat, air-cooled chiller, and air-to-water heat pump. This is for #273.
The following new core KPIs have been added:
- Peak Electricity Demand (
pele_tot
in kW/m^2): The maximum 15-minute HVAC electrical demand over the test interval. Returnsnull
if test case has no electricity consumption. This is for #388. - Peak Gas Demand (
pgas_tot
in kW/m^2): The maximum 15-minute HVAC gas demand over the test interval. Returnsnull
if test case has no gas consumption. This is for #388. - Peak District Heating Demand (
pdih_tot
in kW/m^2): The maximum 15-minute HVAC district heating demand over the test interval. Returnsnull
if test case has no district heating consumption. This is for #388.
Released on 03/05/2022.
The following changes are backwards-compatible and do not significantly change benchmark results:
- Make the test case parser compatible wth python 3. This is for #404.
- Use
docker-compose
for building and running test case. Use ofmake build
andmake run
deprecated. SeeREADME.md
for new deployment instructions. This is for #365. - Posted developer tutorial given to IBPSA Project 1 WP1.2 during Rome expert meeting and updated for current version of BOPTEST. Located at
docs/tutorials/tutorial1_developer/BOPTEST_Tutorial1_developer_20220110.pdf
. This is for #358. - For
multizone_residential_hydronic
, correct one-port temperature sensors to two-port and update door models fromBuildings.Airflow.Multizone.DoorDiscretizedOperable
toBuildings.Airflow.Multizone.DoorDiscretizedOpen
. This is for #384. - Refactor python-based example tests to utilize a single BOPTEST interface script. This is for #279.
- Fix
data/data_generator
to produce correct set points for defined occupied and unnoccupied times. This is for #368. - Freeze IBPSA Modelica library version in creation of
jm
image for unit testing. This is for #371. - Update test cases to use Buildings v8.0.0 and IDEAS v2.2.1 commit f1fdd8b. This is for #362 and #364.
- Add content to
/docs/workshops
for workshop at IBPSA Building Simulation 2021 Conference. This is for #348 and #374. - Update README.md to add links to
boptest-service
andboptest-gym
. This is for #353. - Fix path for documentation images for bestest_hydronic_heat_pump test case. This is for #351.
The following changes are backwards-compatible but do change benchmark results:
- Correct calculation of mix day scenario in
/data/find_days.py
. This changes the reference day for the mix day scenario time period for thebestest_air
test case. This is for #381.
The following changes are not backwards-compatible but do not significantly change benchmark results:
- Fix so that data returned through the API using
/results
and/advance
for<control_signal_name>_u
represents the "current value" of the control signal utilized within the emulator. It is equal to the baseline controller value if not being overwritten and the overwritten value otherwise. While this change does not change benchmark results, it is not backward compatible since the measurement signals available in some test cases that reported such "current values" (e.g.reaTSetHea_y
inbestest_hydronic
) have been removed. Users should instead request data for the control signal<control_signal_name>_u
(e.g.oveTSetHea_u
inbestest_hydronic
). This is for #364.
The following new test cases have been added:
singlezone_commercial_hydronic
, a single-zone commercial hydronic model with district heating source, zone radiator, and air handling unit providing fresh air with CO2 control and heat recovery. This is for #162.
Released on 07/13/2021.
This is an initial development release.