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[TRNSYS-users] TMY2...comparative of two city
Hello dear users,
I want only compare two weather data Coruña vs Valencia. I want know  
the difference of the ambient temperatures, humidity and another  
variables  of these spanish´s city .
Can TRNSYS16  make it ????
Send you the proyect how I created to this comparative.
Help me please.
            Simulation start time  ��This value is used in the SIMULATION statement to fix the value for the hour of the year at which the simulation is to begin. 
See chapter 2 of the TRNSYS manual (Volume I) for details.
Month	Day	hour	hour
JAN	1	0	744
FEB	32	744	1416
MAR	60	1416	2160
APR	91	2160	2880
MAY	121	2880	3624
JUN	152	3624	4344
JUL	182	4344	5088
AUG	213	5088	5832
SEP	244	5832	6552
OCT	274	6552	7296
NOV	305	7296	8016
DEC	335	8016	8760
 real -Inf+Inf00hrTime[;]          hr      Simulation stop time  ��This value is used in the SIMULATION statement to fix the value for the hour of the year at which the simulation is to end. 
See chapter 2 of the TRNSYS manual (Volume I) for details.
Month	Day	hour	hour
JAN	1	0	744
FEB	32	744	1416
MAR	60	1416	2160
APR	91	2160	2880
MAY	121	2880	3624
JUN	152	3624	4344
JUL	182	4344	5088
AUG	213	5088	5832
SEP	244	5832	6552
OCT	274	6552	7296
NOV	305	7296	8016
DEC	335	8016	8760
 real -Inf+Inf168168hrTime[;]          hr      Simulation time step  �This value is used in the SIMULATION statement to fix the value for the timestep to be used. 
See chapter 2 of the TRNSYS manual (Volume I) for details. real -Inf+Inf11hrTime[;]          hr      Solution method  ��This value is used in the SOLVER statement to determine which of the two build-in numerical solvers TRNSYS should use. 
0 = successive method (old solver). 
      Must be used for buildings and 
      systems with a thermal capacity 
1 = Powels method (new solver) 
      suitable for systems with many 
      non-linear equations (low capacity) 
      like PV-systems 
See chapter 2 of the TRNSYS manual (Volume I) for detailed description of both methods. boolean Successive substitutionPowell's methodSuccessive substitutionSuccessive substitution--[;]          -      The minimum relaxation factor  The minimum relaxation factor real 0.01111--[;]          -      The maximum relaxation factor  The maximum relaxation factor real 1.001011--[;]          -      Equation solver  Equation solver integer 0200--[;]          -      Equation trace  Pif this value is "True" (On), Trace messages will be generated in the deck file. boolean TrueFalseFalseFalse--[;]          -      
Debug mode  TIf this value is "True" (On), Debug commands will be added to the TRNSYS input file. boolean TrueFalseFalseFalse--[;]          -      Tolerance integration  �his value is used in the TOLERANCES statement to specify the error tolerance controlling the integration error to be used during a simulation. 
See chapter 2 of the TRNSYS manual (Volume I) for details. real 0+Inf0.0010.001
dimensionless
dimensionless[;]          
dimensionless      Tolerance convergence  �is value is used in the TOLERANCES statement to specify the error tolerance controlling the convergence of input and output variables to be used during a simulation. 
See chapter 2 of the TRNSYS manual (Volume I) for details. real 0+Inf0.0010.001
dimensionless
dimensionless[;]          
dimensionless      Tolerance values  �This flag specifies if tolerances are specified as relative or absolute values. Using absolute values is only recommended in rare special cases. boolean 	Relatives	Absolutes	Relatives	Relatives--[;]          -      Before 'WARNING'  �RThis value is used in the LIMITS statement to set limit on the number of iterations that will be performed by TRNSYS during a time step before it is determined that the differential equations and/or algebraic equations are not converging and a WARNING message is printed out. 
See chapter 2 of the TRNSYS manual (Volume I) for details. integer -Inf+Inf3030--[;]          -      Before 'ERROR'  �his value is used in the LIMITS statement to set limit on the number of warnings before the simulation is terminated and an ERROR message is printed.
See chapter 2 of the TRNSYS manual (Volume I) for details. integer -Inf+Inf3030--[;]          -      Before 'TRACE'  �his value is used in the LIMITS statement to set the limit on the number of iterations during a time step before non-converging components are traced.
See chapter 2 of the TRNSYS manual (Volume I) for details. integer -Inf+Inf3030--[;]          -      Diff. equation algorithm  �4This value is used in the DFQ statement to select one of three algorithms built into TRNSYS to numerically solve differential equations: 
    1 = Modified-Euler method
    2 = Non-self-starting Heun's method 
    3 = Fourth-order Adams method 
See chapter 2 of the TRNSYS manual (Volume I) for details. integer -Inf+Inf11--[;]          -      Number of characters  �This value is used in the WIDTH statement to set the number of characters to be allowed on a line of TRNSYS output.
See chapter 2 of the TRNSYS manual (Volume I) for details. integer 1+Inf8080
dimensionless
dimensionless[;]          
dimensionless      	List card  �%This value will add a LIST/NOLIST statement to turn on/off the listing of the TRNSYS input file. 
It is recommended that LIST be used because the detection where an error / warning occurs in the TRNSYS input file is much easier.
See chapter 2 of the TRNSYS manual (Volume I) for details. boolean LISTNOLISTLISTLIST--[;]          -      Map card  �This value is used to obtain a component output map listing which may be useful in debugging component interconnections. 
See chapter 2 of the TRNSYS manual (Volume I) for details. boolean MAPNo MAPNo MAPNo MAP--[;]          -      Deck file name  �his is the name of the file IISiBat uses to generate the TRNSYS input file. When a simulation is started, this file will be passed to TRNSYS for processing. 
Relative and absolute pathnames may be used. string -Inf+Inf ***.dck--[;]          -      Simulation card    string     --[;]         -      Write Trnsed commands  ��f this value is "True" (On), TRNSED commands will be added to the TRNSYS input file. This allows the TRNSED application to directly read the file generated by IISiBat. 
Switching this option "On" will force IISiBat to declare many additional constants in the TRNSYS input file. To avoid exceeding the number of allowed constants, you should either not use this option with big projects or "lock" variables ("locked" variables are excluded from this mechanism and do not appear in TRNSED). boolean TrueFalseFalseFalse--[;]          -      Write Studio commands to deck  �;If this value is "True" (On), Simulation Studio Meta-Commands will be added to the TRNSYS input file. These commands are treated by TRNSYS like comments, i.e. they will not have any influence on the simulation. However, they allow Trnsys Studio to better reconstruct a simulation project from a TRNSYS input file, using the File/Import function. This is useful for re-importing a modified TRNSYS Input file. 
If Meta-commands are not present in the import file, Trnsys Studio uses the ModelConfFile.conf file in the EXE directory to map UNIT declarations to PROFORMAs. boolean TrueFalseTrueTrue--[;]          -      Automatically launch plugin  �f this option is selected, then if an executable file is defined in the comment for a model or in the outputs for an equation,
then the executable is launched.
Else, the classical dialog is opened. boolean TrueFalseFalseFalse--[;]          -      Deck comment style  �If mode = 1, generate deck comments on one line, starting with "*".
If mode = 2, generate deck comments on the same line, starting with "!".
if mode = 3, don't generate deck comments. integer 1322--[;]          -��