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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 21, 2025
Filed:
Jun. 03, 2025
China Construction Industrial & Energy Engineering Group Co., Ltd., Suzhou, CN;
Nanjing Tech University, Suzhou, CN;
Ligang Wang, Suzhou, CN;
Depeng Li, Suzhou, CN;
Tao Deng, Suzhou, CN;
Wei Liu, Suzhou, CN;
Yumao Lin, Suzhou, CN;
Meng Li, Suzhou, CN;
Qing Huang, Suzhou, CN;
Yizhe Xu, Suzhou, CN;
Chengchu Yan, Suzhou, CN;
CHINA CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRIAL & ENERGY ENGINEERING GROUP CO., LTD., Jiangsu, CN;
Nanjing Tech University, Jiangsu, CN;
Abstract
A cooperative control optimization method suitable for a near-field fan wall micromodule, comprising the following steps: step: obtaining IT system scheduling data and air-conditioning system data of the near-field fan wall micromodule within a preset period of time, and separately establishing a micromodule server real-time power model, an air-conditioning system power model, and a rapid server temperature prediction model; and step: performing cooperative control on deployment of virtual machines and an air-conditioning system by using an optimization method of combining real-time joint optimization and timed decoupling optimization based on the micromodule server real-time power model, the air-conditioning system power model, and the rapid server temperature prediction model. The present invention provides a cooperative control optimization method suitable for a near-field fan wall micromodule, to resolve the technical problem that local hot spots and overcooling are prone to occur during energy-saving scheduling of a near-field fan wall micromodule.