I have unsuccessfully tried several
timesteps, from 0.0125 of an hour, to 0,1 and even one hour, which are
obviously too large. The only way I can get the simulation finished is
to input very large limit velues for warning and errors...
I am curious about this thing with interior
and exterior temperatures, and was wondering if some conclusions about
stack performance could be extracted from this...
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RE: [TRNSYS-users] digging into trnflow
convergence problems
Maybe you have already tried
it, but you can make your simulation time step smaller (in steps of 1/(2^n))
Kind regards,
Mariëlle
Van: frodriguezpc@labein.es [mailto:frodriguezpc@labein.es]
Verzonden: maandag 27 september 2010 6:24
Aan: trnsys-users@cae.wisc.edu
Onderwerp: [TRNSYS-users] digging into trnflow convergence problems
Dear all:
I am working on a trnflow simulation (an apartment with passive stack exhausts),
and having some convergence problems. After looking at it I have found
these problems occur whenever the outside temperature gets significantly
higher than the interior temperature, as you can see in the attached image.
Any suggestion on how to deal with this?
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