Wirich,
I am not sure what you are trying to model (just the wall or the zone in Type 56), but it is possible to remove a wall from a Type 56 model and simulate that wall with another component in TRNSYS. The method is described in a paper by Delcroix at al. for a Type that models walls with PCMs, but it can be applied with any component (see the appendix in the paper):
Delcroix, B., Kummert, M., & Daoud, A. (2017). Building-scale experimental validation of a new model for walls with phase change materials. Science and Technology for the Built Environment, 23(6), 1049–1062. https://doi.org/10.1080/23744731.2017.1333353
Michaël Kummert
Polytechnique Montréal
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Subject: [TRNSYS-users] control a Wall temperature with experimental data
Dear TRNSYS users,
I try to do thermal simulations on an experimental platform that was built in my lab. It is a single airnode room. For a specific application, I would like to control the temperature of one wall with some data I got from temperature measurements.
So , to summarize :
- I measured the inner surface of the wall during a period of time in the experimental platform
- I want to use this data as an input in TRNSYS to control the temperature of the wall (indoor surface)
I don’t really know how to set up this in TRNSYS, as I have the feeling that I must “deactivate” TRNSYS calculation for this wall… Is it even possible to control the inner temperature of a wall ?
Thanks in advance for your reply.
Best regards
Wirich FREPPEL Ph.D COSMOS - Buildings Energy Performance & Daylighting Group
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