David
If you are using Trnsys17 and standard format weather files such as
*.tmy, *.tm2, *.epw, *.tm3 then I would recommend using Type15 for
your weather processing. If you are using Trnsys16 and a standard
format weather file then you need to use Type89 in combination with
Type16. Type9 is intended to read non-standard format data files and
from your description of the weather files that you have, it sounds
as though you will need to use Type9. If you have the *.xls version,
I would recommend that you save that file as a "comma separated
value" file (*.csv) and then read it with Type9. One of Type9's
parameters asks you how many header lines there are before the data
begins. Another parameter asks you how many values to read. This
second parameter corresponds to the number of columns that are in
your *.xls file.
Kind regards,
David
On 1/8/2011 07:53, david irusta para wrote:
Hi!!
I´m trying to decide which weather simulator is better:
- If I use 89e or 89f (.epw), trnsys only can resolve the first
time. the next times appears "Visual Fortran run-time error" and I
don´t know how to resolve it
-Which combines of types 9 and 16 do you recommend??
-I have archives with extensions .xls(excel) or .met(Spanish
Ministery weather archives), where can I define the columns for
type 9??
I have done some examples, but I'd rather be sure before
proceeding
Thank you so much
Best Regards!!
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