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In my Heating Type Manager under Humidification, I’ve set
the desired rel. humidity (RH) to an Input that lets the RH float up to 100% during
off-hours (for the moment, ignoring the prospects of condensation on building
surfaces) and only be brought down to 60% during business-hours. I have
the Ntype10 plotted and I’m a bit confused why I’m getting a
dehumidication load when I’ve allowed the RH to float up to 100%.
By my Input definition for the Humidification, I have “-40*[Vent] +100”
%. When the [Vent] is off (control signal is 0), RH reverts to
100%. Doesn’t this effectively turn off the Humidification when the
vent is off, resulting in a zero latent load? In the documentation, a
load of positive value is dehumidification and negative value is humidification.
I interpret this to mean the dehumidification energy required to maintain the
RH setpoint under Humidification in the Heat Type Manager. Can someone please clarify how the Humidification and
Ntype10 relate to one another, if at all? Thanks in advance. Sincerely, Kent Beason Schlitterbahn Development Group 830-609-8904 m 830-608-8040 f |