You didn’t give us enough information to be able to write the equations. What happens when the radiation is high but the temperature is low? And the opposite condition? But we can set it up in a basic format for you to edit:
Equations 3
SolarHigh = GT(Solar_R,100)
TempHigh = GT(Temp,100)
Win_ID = SolarHigh*TempHigh*ID1+SolarHigh*(1-TempHigh)* ID2+(1-SolarHigh)*TempHigh*ID3+(1-SolarHigh)*(1-TempHigh)* ID4
Basically set up your equation to account for all 4 outcomes. Just fill in the correct ID in the equation above and you should be good.
Jeff - TESS
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On Feb 15, 2019, at 4:48 AM, adnan rasheed via TRNSYS-users <trnsys-users@lists.onebuilding.org> wrote:
Hello everyone,
i am using simulation studio's equation editor, two equations with different parameters set values separately, and they work fine now i want to control two parameters together with two equation combine how i can do thismy equations are e.g1) win_id_input = INT(GT(Solar_R,100)*Win_ID_1+(LT(Solar_R,100))*Win_ID_22) win_id_input = INT(GT(temp,100)*Win_ID_1+(LT(temp,100))*Win_ID_2need one out put both conditions together,Thanks in advanceAdnan RasheedPhD ResearcherKyungpook National UniversityDaegu, South Korea.+82-102762-0105
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