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Today's Topics:
1. Re: Reading a
profile of temperatures
(Florian
Galler via TRNSYS-users)
2. Training:
TRNSYS E-Learning Series or TRNSYS E-Learning
Series
Self-Paced (Magdalena Filipiak via TRNSYS-users)
3. adding
thermal capacity (Federico Bava via TRNSYS-users)
4. Re: adding
thermal capacity (David BRADLEY via TRNSYS-users)
Betreff: Aw:
[TRNSYS-users] Reading a profile of temperatures
Datum: 18. Oktober
2016 um 20:14:15 MESZ
Hey
massimt31?
Do you
have the temperatur profile in simulation studio? I
think the best way would be to input "cooling power"
that is available. If you can transfer you temperatures
into available "cooling power" follow these steps.
You have
to define a new Input in TRNBUILD (so you can give the
cooling Input to the building). Open the "cooling type
manager" an define a new cooling type. Within that you
click on the "limited" button (section cooling power),
the arrow and choose "Input". There you can choose your
TRNBUILD Input you defined in the beginning.
The
QCool Output function gives you the cooling demand, that
is needed to reach the set temperature.
Kind regards
Florian
Am 18.10.2016 um 18:01 schrieb via
TRNSYS-users:
Hello
everyone,
I would
like to know if it is possible to give to a cooling
system (in TRNBUILD) a profile of temperature.
I would
like that the cooling system could read this
temperatures and then work to reach them with
unlimited cooling power.
Thanks
in advance
King
regards
Inviato
da
Posta per Windows
10
Hello
everyone,
I would
like to know if it is possible to give to a cooling
system (in TRNBUILD) a profile of temperature.
I would
like that the cooling system could read this
temperatures to reach them with unlimited cooling
power.
Thanks
in advance
King
regards
Inviato
da
Posta per Windows
10
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Training: TRNSYS E-Learning Series or TRNSYS
E-Learning Series Self-Paced
Datum: 19. Oktober
2016 um 10:18:56 MESZ
Good morning,
I am interested TRNSYS E-Learning Series or TRNSYS
E-Learning Series Self-Paced.
I would like to know when the will strat course or if
I can begin the cours in convenient for me time.
Betreff: [TRNSYS-users]
adding thermal capacity
Datum: 19. Oktober
2016 um 10:02:35 MESZ
Hello
everyone,
I would
like to add some thermal capacity to a heat exchanger
(type5) to take into account the metal mass of a flat
plate heat exchanger. Is there any one with some
suggestions/ideas on how this can be done with some
workaround?
Thanks in
advance and best regards,
Federico
Betreff: Aw:
[TRNSYS-users] adding thermal capacity
Datum: 19. Oktober
2016 um 18:13:44 MESZ
Federico,
You'd
need to modify the Fortran code and make a new Type,
then compile it and make a dll. The Type5 heat exchanger
model is quasi steady state and you'd need to turn the
solution into that of a first order differential
equation in order to account for the mass of the
exchanger.
kind
regard,s
David
On 10/19/2016 03:02, Federico Bava
via TRNSYS-users wrote:
Hello
everyone,
I would
like to add some thermal capacity to a heat
exchanger (type5) to take into account the metal
mass of a flat plate heat exchanger. Is there any
one with some suggestions/ideas on how this can be
done with some workaround?
Thanks
in advance and best regards,
Federico
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