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Has anyone ever modeled a rain water collection system in TRNSYS?
Also, do the existing weather files support this type of simulation? If not, do you know where I might find hourly rain data?
On one weather file I was able to get (Sterling, VA, USA), there is a "Precipitable Water" value that doesn't have any units.
I looked up precipitable water online and got the definition, "A quantity of water available in the atmosphere in a column".
That to me does not mean an amount of rain, but a potential amount of rain.
Any help would be appreciated.
Fred
Fred Betz, PhD., LEED AP
Senior Sustainability Consultant
Affiliated Engineers, Inc.
608-236-1175
608-444-4857 (c)
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