You could integrate the control signal to the pump (should be 0 to 1)
or build your own simple counter using an equation and an integrator,
such as type 24, based on some output value from the pump. For
example:
gt(pump_flow_rate,0) * timestep --> integrator
Type 24 may already account for the time step, you will have to check.
Cheers,
Ben Heymer, PE
> _______________________________________________
On Wed, Nov 26, 2014 at 4:07 AM, bridjesh gautam
<bridjeshgautam@gmail.com> wrote:
> Dear. Trnsys users
> I need to find out how many hours my pump was on in the simulation. I found
> type 980 can give me the current running on and off time but not the total
> ,as it starts from zero next time it is on or off. Is there any other way to
> find that out ?
>
> Thank you
>
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