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[Solved] Inital temperature in active layer

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Hi,

Is it possible to specify the initial temperature of the fluid in an active layer? I model a floor heating system of a building (type 56) in TRNSYS 18 and it seems like the initial temperature of fluid is 0 degr.

Thanks in advance. /Johan

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@jolind There is unfortunately not a way to set the initial value of an active layer and yes, the initial active layer temperature output does display as 0C. However, I think that is an artifact of Type56 just not setting an output value at the simulation start time. I do not think that Type56's calculation of the active layer outlet temperature at the end of the first timestep assumes that the active layer had a temperature of 0C at the start of the simulation.
kind regards,
David

jolind Topic starter 09/04/2024 5:56 am

@davidbradley Thanks a lot for your quick answer! /Johan

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