Abstract: Various embodiments of the teachings herein include methods of estimating a heat transfer via one or more thermal energy exchangers. An example method includes: acquiring a signal for a setpoint temperature; acquiring a signal for an inside temperature at a site; acquiring one or more signals indicative of positions of valves of the thermal energy exchangers; producing a value of setpoint temperature from the signal; producing a value of inside temperature; producing a value of position from the one or more signals; providing a calibrated model with the value of setpoint temperature and inside temperature and position; and using the calibrated model to estimate the heat transfer via the one or more thermal energy exchangers.

Abstract: Various embodiments of the teachings herein include a computer-implemented method for generating a building automation project of a building automation system. The method may include: receiving structural information regarding building equipment; generating a semantic model of the building automation system, including automatically extracting equipment information from the structural information; extending the semantic model of the building automation system by providing application information; and generating, based on the equipment information and application information of the extended semantic model, a building automation project adapted for loading on a building automation device.

Abstract: An appropriately treated flow of air is supplied to a room in an automatically executed pulsed operation, in which the air flow is alternately switched on and switched off. The air flow is switched off independently of the room usage state if the regulated room comfort variables lie within a respectively assigned comfort band. If at least one of the regulated room comfort variables lies outside the comfort band assigned to it, the flow of air minimized in respect of its volume is supplied to the room. This means that ventilators used for the exchange of air will be operated at the lowest possible speed, optimized in respect of time and thereby with high energy efficiency.

Abstract: An appropriately treated flow of air is supplied to a room in an automatically executed pulsed operation, in which the air flow is alternately switched on and switched off. The air flow is switched off independently of the room usage state if the regulated room comfort variables lie within a respectively assigned comfort band. If at least one of the regulated room comfort variables lies outside the comfort band assigned to it, the flow of air minimized in respect of its volume is supplied to the room. This means that ventilators used for the exchange of air will be operated at the lowest possible speed, optimized in respect of time and thereby with high energy efficiency.