Re: [TRNSYS-users] TYPE 45

[David Bradley <bradley@tess-inc.com>]

Dear Mohammad,
  The thermosiphon tank is able to include an internal heater. Your method 
of setting the auxiliary heater capacity to 0 is the correct way to model a 
tank that does not have an internal heater at which point, the set point 
temperature should become irrelevant (unless there is some strange 
high-limit cut out temperature in that model). You should probably send the 
simulation to your distributor so that they can have a look.
  Kind regards,
David


At 10:15 9/27/2006, mohammad abdunnabi wrote:
> Dear TRNSYS user's
>
> Does any one could explain to me the effect of the
> parameter 37 (set point tempertaure)in type45 in
> TRNSYS
> 16. In fact, I've noticed that par 37 has strong
> infulence on the results (e.g. temperature to the
> load)even if there is no electric
> element (auxilary heater) provided (par 34 =0 & input
> 10 =0)which is from my viewpoint is wrong.However I
> might mistaken.
>
> thanks in advance
>
> M. Abdunnabi
>
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