Julian,
You can use 668 to model an air-to-water heat pump. The component
is documented in such a way that the "heating on" control signal
condition means that it should heat air and that the
"cooling on" control signal condition means that it should cool the
air. However, if you just interpret those signals the other
way such that "heating on" means that it should cool the water and
"cooling on" means that it should heat the water then
you're modeling an air-to-water instead of a water-to-air heatpump.
I don't recall whether Type668 has any desuperheater or auxiliary
heater features but if it does then you should disable those I
think.
best,
David
On 03/15/2016 11:25, julian.kuche
wrote:
Hello,
is it possible to
modeling an Air-To-Water Heat Pump with type 668? When I am
set the source specific heat to 1.005 (Air)? Or is there a
better way to modeling an Air-To-Water Heat Pump with any
other Type form the Tess library V2.0 ?
Kind regards,
Julian
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