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From: Francis Fitzgerald <francisfitz@hotmail.com>
Date: Fri, 8 Jan 2010 15:12:35 +0000
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I wish to model an experimental test facility. It is a multi zone building. An air source heat pump is being used to control the temperature of 2 large open tanks of water (both in seperate zones) as well as controlling the ambient air temperature of the facility. Is there a way to model the tanks of water, taking into account the sustantial change in thermal mass of the facility with these tanks present? Is there a component in the TRNSYS library?

Francis Fitzgerald

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Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology

Dublin Rd, Galway

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