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Re: [TRNSYS-users] EES and TRNSYS, TYPE66



Mathaeus,
  There is a limit to the number of inputs that can be transfered to and from EES because in Type66, the character (string) variable that transfers the information has to be declared with a certain (maximum) length. The length can be modified by recompiling Type66 with a modified value of szdelivertext. I am a bit more surprised by your second question - I thought that Type66 was clearing the clipboard each time, not just adding to it. Also, I had thought that Windows would handle that (by dropping some older things off the clipboard). Could you please send me your project so that I can have a look?
Kind regards,
 David


mathaeus.nierzwicki@solarenergy.ch wrote:

Dear TRNSYS users,

 

I am currently running simulations on TRNSYS, which is connected to an EES calculation (Engineering Equation Solver) and I experienced some basic but severe problems.

 

1.      It seems that there is a maximum number of EES-outputs, for EES as well as for TRNSYS. EES maximum: in my case, the EES module does not calculate, if there are more than 53 defined outputs (found out by trial&error). TRNSYS maximum: the simulation stops after one simulation period if there are more than 34 variables sent by EES to TRNSYS (found out by trial&error). Thus one generally has to limit the number of EES outputs.

Questions:

1.1.Does this hold?

1.2.If yes, why?

1.3.Can I change or manipulate this? AND

1.4.If yes, how?

 

2.      If the simulation is running (with less than or equal to 34 EES outputs), it is stopped after a time of 158 hours, which in my case corresponds to 3160 time steps. EES seems to stop the simulation, showing the warnings “Out of system resources” and “CANVAS does not allow drawing”.

Presumably, the reason might be the clipboard size, which is filled by too many symbols after the given period – according to EES, there is indeed a maximum of some 65.000 symbols that can be copied into the clipboard. If this holds, I am asking myself, if this is this the maximum number of symbols for A) a single copy-operation or B) for the sum of all copy-operations? Well, A) cannot be true, because I do not have such an amount of symbols defined as output. But if B) turns out to be true, my clipboard has to be deleted as soon as it gets full. Then, my questions would be:

2.1. Can the clipboard be deleted automatically without stopping the simulation?

2.2. It this is so, how?

 

Thank you for your help,

 

Sincerely yours

 

Mathaeus Nierzwicki

 


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