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The Analysis of the Application of Intelligent Energy Management System Based on BIM Technology
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Abstract
With the increase in building scale and complexity, traditional energy management methods are difficult to meet the requirements of modern buildings for energy conservation, efficiency and sustainability. Based on BIM (Building Information Modeling) technology and intelligent energy management systems, this paper explores ways to improve the accuracy and effectiveness of building energy management using data collection, energy consumption prediction, optimal control and 3D visualisation. This study also analyses the systematic integration of Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) related technologies, which are also elaborated to achieve dynamic monitoring and automated management of energy consumption. This paper refers to the relevant literature, reviews and analyses it with the aim of exploring smart energy management methods for the whole life cycle of buildings. After analysing, this thesis finds that the intelligent energy management system based on BIM technology has good feasibility and applicability in the field of intelligent energy management, providing efficient solutions for the energy management of buildings.
Keywords
building information modelling (BIM), smart energy management, internet of things (IoT), energy consumption optimisation, 3D visualisation
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Gong,H. (2025). The Analysis of the Application of Intelligent Energy Management System Based on BIM Technology. Applied and Computational Engineering,127,229-235.
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