[TRNSYS-users] HELP TRNSYS 16

[david.irusta@idom.com]

Hi,

After resolve some doubts about how
to simulate my building model , now I´m triying to use mediterranean meteorology
 but the extensions are .met and I need .tm2 
what can I do? How can I convert? Can
I use this extensions in ny model?

On another hand, we want to resolve
different kind of buildings( housing, office,...), all of them using TABS
Which is the best way,TRNSYS 16 or TRNSYS
LITE? What do you recommend? Why?

Regards

David Irusta



De:      
 David BRADLEY <d.bradley@tess-inc.com>
Para:      
 david.irusta@idom.com
cc:      
 trnsys-users@cae.wisc.edu
Fecha:      
 03/12/2010 17:37
Asunto:    
   Re: [TRNSYS-users]
HELP TRNSYS 16

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David

-How do you Know if the horizontal wall
is floor o ceiling? 
The TRNSYS 16 building model was non-geometric; when you
define a horizontal surface, the only thing that indicates whether it is
a floor or a ceiling is the condition that you impose on the opposite side
of the surface.
-Creating a Multizone Building, 
        when you have to decide the outputs,how can
you select a surface(to choose for example TOFL) instead of a Thermal zone?

there are a number of radio buttons across the middle
of the window. You still select a zone but then you switch to "surface
outputs" and you will see the available NTYPEs for the surfaces in
that zone.
        how can
you do a multistorey building?? 
The ceiling of one zone is set as wall type "ADJACENT"
and you indicate the name of the zone above whose floor is the same as
that ceiling.
I´m interested in create a model about
TABS (thermal active building system) which includes active layers
-where can I find examples or tutorials with TRNSYS 16? 
I believe that some of the feedback controller examples
(..trnsys16\Examples\...) show how to use the active layers.

Best,
 David

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