Re: [TRNSYS-users] type 42 and cooling tower

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

Giovanni,
 This is an odd problem that you describe. Having used a lot of 
Types that rely on the Dynamic Data routine, I would suspect that if 
there is a problem, it might lie in Type42 itself. In any case, it 
would be very helpful if you could send a project that exhibits the behavior.
Cheers,
 David


At 06:37 1/16/2008, giovanni nurzia wrote:

> Dear all,
> I'm having problems with type 42 and in general with own-built types 
> which use the DYNDATA subroutine.
> I usually connect a cooling tower (type 51b) to type 42. As soon as 
> I add another component making use of another cooling tower, or just 
> a standing alone cooling tower (not connected to type 42), it seems 
> that the outputs from type 42 get stuck, or at least they differ 
> from the case where only one cooling tower is in the project. I know 
> this doesn't make sense, I wonder if there is a bug or something.
>
> I can send the project on request, I'm using trnsys 16.01.0000.
>
> Thanks for any suggestion,
> Regards
> Giovanni
>
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