Ruentex Engineering & Construction Co., Ltd.

Wu-Sung Chen

Samuel Yin

Jui-Chen Wang

Ming-Huang Lin

Wen-Kuei Chang

The present invention relates to a method and a system for processing building energy information. The method includes the following steps: inputting data of a building information model into building energy simulation software; automatically selecting a building category or manually selecting a building category from a group of building categories provided by the building energy simulation software; in response to the selected building category, inputting a plurality of parameters into a lookup table of the building energy simulation software in accordance with a database of the building energy simulation software; and generating an estimation of a building's energy consumption through a calculation by the building energy simulation software based on the parameters.

Method and system for processing building energy information

The present invention relates to a method for processing building information modeling data including the following steps: inputting a building information model's data that includes two types of multiple objects; identifying the objects to generate results of identification; dividing the objects into a first category and a second category in accordance with the results of identification; removing the objects of the second category; readjusting the first category of objects in accordance with a predetermined rule of a building energy simulation software; and defining attributes of the objects of the first category.

Method and system for processing building information modeling data

A thermal equilibrium for building and an energy-saving air-conditioning system using the same incorporates a first energy-recovery apparatus and a second energy-recovery apparatus. The first energy-recovery apparatus includes a first water storage tank, a foundation pile under and connected to a building architecture construction and a first heat-exchanging pipeline connected to the first water storage tank for performing heat exchange with the foundation pile so that the water in the first heat-exchanging pipeline is heated to a first temperature range. The second energy-recovery apparatus includes a second water storage tank, at least one home appliance that generates a first thermal energy during operation, and a second heat-exchanging pipeline connected to the second water storage tank for performing heat exchange with the at least one home appliance so that the water in the second heat-exchanging pipeline is heated to a second temperature range.

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Taipei, Taiwan

Wu-Sung Chen