Re: [TRNSYS-users] chiller type 107 modeling

["Diego A. Arias" <daarias@wisc.edu>]

Dear Thanos,

If you have loads, you have to impose them on a fluid stream. You should 
calculate or estimate a mass flow rate, and use the loads to add or 
extract energy from the fluid stream.  This can be done with an equation 
component.  You will have then the two pieces of information for your 
system: a mass flow rate and entering fluid temperature to the equipment.
Best regards,

Diego

Thanos Tzempelikos wrote:
> Hi,
>  
> I have an urgent project trying to model a chiller (type 107) 
> connected to a cooling tower and then a cooling coil and a fan.
>  
> I have the cooling load of the space and I have to pass this 
> information to the chiller for simulating its operation. Could you 
> please tell me if  it's possible and how I could do it?
>  
> Thanks,
>  
> Thanos
>  
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> Solar Buildings Research Network
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> Concordia University
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