Héloïse,
To control the operative
temperature, I use the Type 23, PID Controller (mode 1) and the control signal
is linked to the set zones’ temperatures in Type56.
I minimize the interval
of the control signal (input 4 and 5; i.e. [19;21]) to make the simulation more
stable.
Results are not
perfects but interesting. These kinds of model permit to measure the real
impact of the reduction in temperature during inoccupation periods.
Regards,
Vincent COSTE
AMOES
vincent.coste@amoes.com
www.amoes.com
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De : Heloise PELEN
[mailto:heloise.pelen@etamine.coop]
Envoyé : lundi 8 novembre 2010 17:25
À : trnsys-users@engr.wisc.edu
Objet : [TRNSYS-users] Top control in the Type 56
Dear
TRNSYS users,
The
Type 56 uses a control on the air temperature « TAIR » to compute the
sensible heat demand of each thermal zones.
This
temperature does not include the surface temperature and doesn’t fully
describe the temperature actually felt by the human, body.
Is
there a way to control the operative temperature, rather than on the air
temperature, in type 56 ?
I
thought about using Type 22 but the simulation seems rather unstable with more
than on Type 22, and I would like to be able to control the operative
temperature in each thermal zones.
Thanks
for your help !
Best
regards,
Héloïse
Pelen
ETAMINE
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