Welcome to the TRNSYS Users Forum.

The forum is a place where people can interact and have discussions about different topics involving the use of the TRNSYS software package. Here you can post topics for discussion or questions on using TRNSYS and get advice from other users or TRNSYS experts. This forum is not intended for detailed technical support. Users should contact their distributor’s hotline for such assistance.

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A_Weiss
A_Weiss
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Joined: Jan 19, 2023
Last seen: Nov 20, 2024
Topics: 11 / Replies: 143
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Answer to: Simulation Studio 32 or 64 bit

The Simulation Studio is indeed a 32-bit application, regardless of whether you are running 32-bit or 64-bit TRNSYS. The easiest way I know to chec...

1 week ago
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Answer to: Recalling values from previous timestep

Thank you @xenia-kirschstein! That was going to be my first suggestion as well. I don't know how complicated your battery model is, but another opti...

1 week ago
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Answer to: Optimization

@mtajikjamalabad There are a few possibilities. The first thing I would suggest is making sure you have used complete filepaths (e.g. C:\\TRNSYS18\M...

2 weeks ago
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Answer to: Running TRNSYS on Linux server

@shamsoddinghiami The answer to your first question is: unfortunately no, Trnsys18 and earlier versions of TRNSYS require a Windows environment to r...

2 weeks ago
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RE: Recompile Type written in C++

@janboettner Just to confirm .... when you installed Visual Studio, did you select the "desktop development with C++ component" checkbox, which is not...

3 weeks ago
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RE: Invalid Floating Point error

@gehadrabee24 This sounds like an issue best directed to your TRNSYS distributor for technical support.

3 weeks ago
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Answer to: Recompile Type written in C++

@janboettner If you are able to use any version of Visual Studio, free or not, that would be the first thing I would try. If you're not able to use Vi...

3 weeks ago
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RE: Invalid Floating Point error

Edit: The documentation in TRNSYS version 18.6 is incorrect. The units of pressure should be in MPa, not Pa.

3 weeks ago
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Answer to: Invalid Floating Point error

@gehadrabee24 Try passing the pressure to CoolProp_Fluid_Properties in MPa instead of Pa. Also make sure your enthalpy is in units of kJ/kg, not J/kg....

3 weeks ago
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Answer to: Horizontal Coiled HX within Type 1533 Horizontal tank

@mehdi_s It will be very difficult to modify the Type to change the orientation of the coiled heat exchanger. The heat exchanger would need to enter a...

3 weeks ago
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Answer to: Invalid Floating Point error

@gehadrabee24 I've used catch-all code for illegal values in the past like If((Temperature<=-1000000).or.(Temperature>1000000.).or.ISNAN(Te...

3 weeks ago
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Answer to: Recompile Type written in C++

@janboettner There is some demonstration of how to compile a (Fortran) user Type within the main TrnDll64.dll in this video: Debugging Errors in TRN...

4 weeks ago
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Answer to: USER written component_type

@adnan Sorry, I think that was unclear - I was suggesting that *you* should reach out to the authors of the Type and ask them if they are able to down...

4 weeks ago
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Answer to: USER written component_type

@adnan I tried adding the .tmf file to a Trnsys 18.6 project and had the same issue. I would reach out to the authors of the Type and see if they ar...

1 month ago
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