Muhammad,
Can you be a bit more specific about what you mean by "transient
state" analysis? Type1271 uses a performance map lookup method.
Its compressor is assumed to vary its speed to maintain a constant
outlet temperature on the load side. In that the heat pump
compressor adjusts to the present load requirements it does do a
transient analysis. However, if you are looking for a component
that uses a more first principals approach and models the state of
the refrigerant in the heat pumps heat exchangers, compressors,
and expansion valve then I think you would need to look to a
different Type than 1271.
As a side comment, please note that Type1271 is an air (source)
to water (load) heat pump, not an air to air heat pump.
kind regards,
David
On 12/20/2018 07:50, Muhammad Abid via
TRNSYS-users wrote:
Hi,
I am a new user to
TRNSYS from Ulster University. I would be working for my PhD
studies on the topic of variable speed air source heat pump .
I found this "Type 1271v2" ASHP from TESS library useful for
me.
I am interested in the
transient state analysis of the HP. Is this Type suitable for
me or i should use some other software(like EES or Matlab) for
the transient state analysis?
Best Regards
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