Abstract:MIMO systems exhibit strong coupling relationships among multiple variables on the cooling side of variable air volume HVAC systems. Traditional univariate control is difficult to handle the coupling effects between multiple variables, which may cause fluctuations in other variables when adjusting one variable, increase energy consumption, or sacrifice comfort. To ensure the stable operation of variable air volume HVAC, a MIMO variable air volume HVAC cooling side energy-saving control method based on GPC and Adam fusion is proposed. By fitting the unit parameters under variable air volume conditions in MIMO systems, the heat transfer relationship between the HVAC circuit and the cooling circuit is defined to solve the real-time energy consumption on the cooling side of the air conditioning system and complete the cooling energy consumption calculation of the variable air volume HVAC system. Based on the GPC feedback correction mechanism, a linear controller model is designed to explicitly handle the coupling relationship of MIMO systems, coordinate multivariable regulation through predictive models, and avoid conflicts in univariate control. On this basis, according to the convergence principle of Adam algorithm, the initialization operation of air conditioning cooling parameters is implemented, so as to compensate for model errors and operating conditions changes while generalizing the cooling parameters, and maintain the effectiveness of decoupling control. Further generate energy-saving control strategies to achieve energy-saving control on the cooling side of MIMO variable air volume HVAC systems. The experimental results show that the proposed method can reduce the power consumption on the cooling side of HVAC to 1100 kWh, and the refrigeration effect obtained is relatively better under constant temperature and humidity.