Re: [TRNSYS-users] Example Type 4 to Type 56 connection

[Jeff Thornton <thornton@tess-inc.com>]

TRNSYS does it's best to emulate real-world systems.  So if you had a 
tank full of hot water in real life and wanted to heat your room, how 
would you do it? Therein lies your answer.  Short of spraying the hot 
water into the room (not advised), you could pump the hot water to a 
radiator and heat the room, you could pump the hot water to a fan coil 
unit and blow air across the coil and into the room (called 
ventilation), or you could pump the hot water to a radiant floor.  All 
systems would then return the cooled water back to the tank - unless 
your spraying the water into the room which is still not advised...  So 
if in the real world you would need a pump, pipes, a controller and a 
fan coil to heat the room, in TRNSYS you'll need a pump model, 
controller model, a pipe model and a fan coil model to heat the modeled 
room.

Jeff



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On 10/31/2012 11:10 am, Michael Diekerhof wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I am trying to connect a thermal storage (e.g. Type 38 or type4) to a
> building (type56) so that i will be able to adjust a roomtemperature
> of around 20°C with the help of my storage.
>
> I know that I need to use the temperature control but in particular i
> dont know how to deal with the storage input "cold side
> temperature/mass flow". Do I need to create an output in type56 which
> contains the cold side temperature/mass flow and goes back to the
> thermal storage?
>
> Furthermore I see the problem in connecting the storage to type 56 as
> a Ventilation:
>
> The Storage´s outlet massflow rate will be the Input in Air Flow
> The Storage´s outlet temperature will be the Input in Temperature of 
> Air Flow
> But how to deal with the humidty of the AirFlow since this is not an
> output of e.g. type4??
>
> Does anyone have suggestions or if possible a simple example where he
> or she connected a thermal storage to type 56? I am very interested 
> in
> the connections between the types and I am sure that an example will
> help! This would be very great!! Thanks in advance.
>
> Best,
> Michael
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