Hi Franck,As Lars suggested, one alternative for running parametric studies is to use TRNEdit. You can set the values of parameters and inputs using variables, and then in TRNEdit, you can modify the values of the variables using a parametric table. Unfortunately for your case, the thickness of the insulation cannot be set in TRNBuild using inputs or parameters. Another alternative is to use GenOpt, and then run a parametric study. You can find a tutorial on how to call TRNSYS from GenOpt on our website (http://sel.me.wisc.edu/trnsys/demos/index.html#GenoptType56). Please take a look a this tutorial so you can have an estimate of the required effort to get it to work. Although, for your 16 simulations, it may be faster to do it by hand, you will gain a lot of flexibility if you get GenOpt to work with TRNSYS.
Please let me know if you have any additional questions. Best regards, Diego Franck Clottes wrote:
Hi, Is there a method with Trnsys V 16 to make a serie of simulations automatically? Ex: Insulator roof = 50 to 200 mm (with step = 50) Insulator wall = 50 to 200 mm (with step = 50) => Number of simulations : 16!Is there a method to make those simulations automatically? Does Trnopt do this? (I want all results of simulations, not just an optimized result)Sorry for my bad english Thanks in advance! F. Clottes _______________________________________________ TRNSYS-users mailing list TRNSYS-users@engr.wisc.edu https://www.cae.wisc.edu/mailman/listinfo/trnsys-users
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