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Re: [TRNSYS-users] Coding infiltrations in FORTRAN
José Javier,
I would suggest referring to the 07-Programmer's Guide manual.
It covers how to write new Types. If you are using Trnsys18 you'll
use a tool called the TypeStudio, which provides a built-in
fortran compiler. If you are using an earlier Trnsys version then
you'll need a 3rd party fortran compiler.
As a side note, you might look through existing components
before writing your own Type for infiltration as there are a few
that already exist. Have a look at Types 75, and 149 in the
standard library or at Types 571, 960, and 932 in the TESS Utility
library. You can also use either TRNFlow or CONTAM (Type97).
kind regards,
David
On 06/25/2021 02:41, RUBIO RUBIO, JOSÉ
JAVIER via TRNSYS-users wrote:
Dear users,
I have real energetic
demand data from a warehouse I’m creating in TRNSYS and I
want to get approximately the same values in the simulation
with TRNSYS. For this purpose I have created a new type
which is going to calculate the infiltration rate which is
needed in each timestep to get the same energetic demand as
in reality (Energetic demand due to infiltrations = Real
energetic demand – Simulated energetic demand). Anyone has
some idea of how coding it in FORTRAN?
I hope I have explained
myself well.
Thanks,
Regards.
Jose Javier Rubio Rubio.
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