Regarding your first problem, have you correctly define a heater (in heating type manager) in trnbuild?
For dealing with mask, you can have a look to that tutorial :
http://sel.me.wisc.edu/trnsys/downloads/tutorials_and_examples/connecting34_67.pdf
To define your shading scenarios, you can use schedules directly in trnbuild. If you want to define more complex scenarios, you will have to use an input in trnbuild and define scenario with an equation tool in studio, and connect it to type56.
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Le 11/05/2015 11:44, Dalal Badreddine a
écrit :
Hello!
I'm working on a simulation with TRNSYS and i have two problems :
The first is that when i run a simulation i have no sensible heat, it's always equal to zero.
The second is that i need to make shading scenarios and i don't know how to (i've been told i could use type 34 but it is still no clear to me)
Does anyone have an idea what i could do please?-
Badreddine Dalal
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