Dear
Thomas,
When you use trnflow,
mechanical ventilation defined in
ventilation manager in trnbuild are
set to 0 and airflows are
evaluated with trnflow.
With mechanical ventilation, it's easier to
use ventilation
manager instead of
trnflow.
If you want to use mechanical and natural ventilation, you may
use an input called TRNFLOW_ON
(for example) and
connect it to type 56 :
- when mechanical ventilation
is used, TRNFLOW_ON
= 0 (airflows are
calculated with
ventilation type manager)
- when natural
ventilation is necessary, TRNFLOW_ON =
1 (airflows are calculated with trnflow)
Best regards
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Le 05/07/2013 11:33, MAIS, Thomas a écrit :
Hello T-users,
I’m facing an issue using TRNFlow with TRNSYS.
It seems that Natural ventilation applied thanks to
TRNFlow makes the mechanical ventilation (apply in the BUILD
or in the STUDIO) disappear…
In other words, I think that natural AND mechanical
ventilation can’t be simulated at the same time.
- Am I right ?
- Is there any possibilities to “fix” it ?
Thanks a lot !
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Thomas Mais
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