Jin-Hyun Lee

Dr. Jin-Hyun Lee

Yeungnam Univeristy, Gyeongsan, Gyeongbuk, Republic of Korea
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Academic Career Length

10Years (2017-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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30 June 2023 in Applied Sciences
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JSJihyun Shin
Jihyun Shin
JLJin-Hyun Lee
Jin-Hyun Lee
Young-Hum ChoYoung-Hum Cho
Young-Hum Cho
When the geothermal heat pump system is operated due to an imbalance in the heating and cooling load, the system performance is lowered due to the occurrence of a thermal environment problem in the ground. To solve the performance degradation, a hybrid geothermal heat pump system with an added auxiliary heat source is used. For the efficient operation of the system, it is necessary to check the performance coefficient of the hybrid geothermal system. The coefficient of performance can be monitored based on a mathematical model using a measuring instrument. However, in the case of mathematical models, there are a lot of input data required, and many measurement sensors are required for this. If there is an input factor that is omitted among the necessary input factors, the accuracy of the predicted performance coefficient is lowered or a problem occurs that it is impossible to predict. In this study, we intend to create a model that predicts the coefficient of performance (COP) by using ANNs and SVMs that can accurately predict at low cost using small input factors. Hyper-parameter optimization is performed to increase prediction accuracy in machine learning models. We compared the accuracy of ANN and SVM-based prediction models. In this study, the ANN model showed higher CvRMSE by 5.4% and SVM by 8%. It is expected that the predictive model will be able to be used in the operation of the hybrid geothermal system in the future.

7 March 2017 in Energies
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BCBo-Eun Choi
Bo-Eun Choi
JSJi-Hyun Shin
Ji-Hyun Shin
JLJin-Hyun Lee
Jin-Hyun Lee
Sunsook KimSunsook Kim
Sunsook Kim
Young-Hum ChoYoung-Hum Cho
Young-Hum Cho
As policies for energy efficiency of buildings are being actively implemented, building energy performance improvement is urgently required. However, in Korea, information on measures and technologies for building energy efficiency is dispersed and concrete methods are not established, making it difficult to apply effective measures. Therefore, it is required to apply and evaluate energy efficiency measures through database construction integrating diverse information. In this study, the energy efficiency measures in the architectural sector that satisfy domestic legal standards are built. Because of the economic evaluation is necessary for the constructed alternatives, an economic efficiency database was established. The target building was set up, and energy efficiency measures were derived. In addition, a methodology that can induce energy efficient decision making of buildings was proposed, and the energy use evaluation and the economic analysis for each of the alternatives derived from applying the methodology to the target building were carried out. Furthermore, the optimal energy efficiency measures for the target building were suggested through the application of the decision-making process.

14 September 2018 in Energies
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JLJin-Hyun Lee
Jin-Hyun Lee
YKYong-Shik Kim
Yong-Shik Kim
JJJae Hun Jo
Jae Hun Jo
HCHyun Cho
Hyun Cho
Young-Hum ChoYoung-Hum Cho
Young-Hum Cho
Achieving energy efficiency by improving the operating method of the system used in existing buildings is attracting considerable attention. The Building Design Criteria for Energy Saving was established to induce energy saving design in the domestic construction field, and the introduction of a free-cooling system, such as an economizer system, as an item of the mechanical sector, was evaluated. The economizer is an energy saving method that reduces the building load by introducing outdoor air through damper control according to the indoor and outdoor conditions. The system consists of dry-bulb temperature control and enthalpy control and the mixed air temperature is kept constant in the conventional economizer controls. On the other hand, in dry-bulb temperature control, when the set value of the mixed air temperature is changed according to the load, additional energy savings are expected compared to the conventional control method. Therefore, this paper proposes an economizer control that makes the mixed air temperature variable according to the load in a Constant Air Volume single duct system. For this, a load prediction is needed and an Artificial Neural Network is used for the load prediction. In addition, the relationship between the mixed air temperature and energy were analyzed using the BIN method and TRNSYS 17. Based on the results of previous analysis, a control method which predicting the load using Artificial Neural Network and controlling the mixed air temperature according to the predicted load in the dry-bulb temperature control of a Constant Air Volume single duct system is proposed and the proposed control was applied to the dynamic simulation program and compared with the conventional control. The results show that the temperature of each room was 21–23 °C in summer and 22.5–26 °C in winter when the economizer was controlled using the proposed control method and the energy consumption analysis showed that 19% of the energy was reduced compared to the conventional method when the proposed method was controlled.

1 January 2017 in International Journal of Polymer Science
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BCBo-Eun Choi
Bo-Eun Choi
JSJi-Hyun Shin
Ji-Hyun Shin
JLJin-Hyun Lee
Jin-Hyun Lee
SKSun-Sook Kim
Sun-Sook Kim
Young-Hum ChoYoung-Hum Cho
Young-Hum Cho
ECO2 (building energy efficiency rating program) and passive energy conservation measures (ECMs) were established as a basic study for targeted methodologies and decision support systems development in Korea to meet national regulations. The primary energy consumption and economic evaluation of nonresidential buildings was performed. Passive ECMs were classified as planning and performance elements. The planning elements are the window-to-wall ratio (WWR) and horizontal shading angle. The performance elements are the thermal transmittance (U-value) of the walls, roof, and floor and the U-value and solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC) of windows. This study focused on the window-to-wall ratio and the U-value and solar heat gain coefficient of windows. An economic efficiency database for the constructed alternatives was built; the target building was set and the Passive ECM List for the target building was derived. The energy consumption evaluation and economic evaluation were performed for each of the constructed alternatives, and a methodology for guiding energy efficiency decisions was proposed based on the performance evaluation results, and the optimal Passive ECM List for the target building was derived.

7 July 2022 in Applied Sciences
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JLJin-Hyun Lee
Jin-Hyun Lee
Young-Hum ChoYoung-Hum Cho
Young-Hum Cho
As global warming accelerates due to greenhouse gas emissions, more efforts are required to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. One of the methods used to save building energy is the efficient management of building mechanical systems. The economizer control of HVAC systems is an energy-efficient measure that improves operating methods by introducing outdoor air to save cooling energy when the outdoor-air temperature is sufficiently low. When the HVAC system is operated using economizer control, cooling energy can be saved, and the set-point of the mixed-air temperature is kept constant. Several studies are being conducted on the saving of energy using economizers. Although various studies have been conducted on the control of economizers, there is insufficient research dealing with the optimal control of mixed-air temperature in economizers that consider real-time changes. Therefore, in this study, predictive model-based mixed-air temperature optimization for a single-duct VAV system was constructed. For this, an ANN (Artificial Neural Network) that could be analyzed regardless of the variables was applied to predict the load and energy consumption and a simulator was constructed for the optimized mixed air temperature of the system. The predictive model-based control was evaluated in terms of its thermal comfort and energy, along with the existing economizer control. According to the application of the optimal economizer control, the energy consumption of the building was reduced by 28.9% compared to the existing dry-bulb temperature control, and was within ±1 °C of the indoor-air temperature set point.

29 October 2024 in Energies
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JLJin-Hyun Lee
Jin-Hyun Lee
Young-Hum ChoYoung-Hum Cho
Young-Hum Cho
The economizer system is a method of improving energy efficiency through the operating method, which introduces outdoor air through dampers when the outdoor air temperature or enthalpy is lower than the that of the indoor air. The set values used for economizer control include the mixed air temperature and high and low limits. The set values are presented as fixed values in the relevant standards and are controlled to be fixed during actual operation, which may lead to issues such as indoor discomfort, poor indoor air quality, and energy wastage. Therefore, it is necessary to optimize economizer control by determining appropriate set values considering the indoor and outdoor environments. To this end, this paper reviewed the economizer system, control method, control set values, and prediction models in buildings. As a result, it was concluded that optimal economizer control is possible by utilizing a prediction model.