Prediction of the Amount of Energy Consumed in Existing Infrastructure Educational Buildings Using Artificial Neural Networks and Its Effects on Reducing Carbon Dioxide

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One of the major uses of energy is in residential, commercial, and infrastructure such as educational buildings. One of the effective ways to reduce energy consumption in these buildings is before construction. But many buildings are already under construction and a solution must be found to reduce energy consumption in these buildings. One of the important solutions is to predict the amount of energy in these buildings. In this case, the energy consumption can be evaluated before and after some changes in the building. This article addresses the issue of energy prediction in existing school buildings in Mashad. For this purpose, a number of important physical characteristics of the building and its energy consumption based on consumption bills have been collected in the field. Then an artificial neural network is used for modeling. Using the results of the model, the energy of buildings in schools can be predicted. Finally, the effects of reducing carbon dioxide with respect to energy savings are discussed.

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Persian
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Civil Infrastructure Researches, Volume:7 Issue: 2, 2022
Pages:
169 to 183
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