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Last seen: Nov 12, 2024
@tobiaaas I did notice that Type 47b has a default cell energy capacity much lower than the battery in the WindDieselPV example (16.7 Ah x ~2.5 V &...
@tobiaaas, I think that might be a typo in the 10-Examples.pdf that suggests inverter mode 0 pairs with battery mode 1. I don't think there's a c...
Hello @tobiaaas, I am not sure why the battery doesn't discharge in your simulation. Have you looked at the example WindDieselPV.tpf (in the Example...
Hello @shamsoddinghiami, 1) You can use either Type 997 or Type 999. Type 999 will run slower, but allows you to have multiple instances of Type...
Hello @juche, Sounds like you want Type 1505, Event Counter, which is part of the TESS Controllers library of components. The output of Type 1505 wi...
Sam, There was a bug in an older version of TRNSYS that caused Type 49 to error, even when there was only one instance of the Type in the simulation...
@the-mechanix Thank you for the extra clarification! It helps a lot to know what changed in the project immediately before the error occurred. Can you...
@manaya_ Your English is very good! I think I understand the question you are asking, but if not, please let me know! I assume you are trying to s...
@ken What we typically do when we tune parameters to match measured data is calculate a cost function at each time step in an equation block, for exam...
I can't say for sure from the information given, but if you haven't edited the .dck file directly my guess is you're using a specified-format version ...
@gehadrabee24 You can read about writing and compiling your own TRNSYS Type in the ProgrammersGuide.pdf, which is in the Documentation folder of your ...
@ken Sorry, I didn't mean to imply that the thermosiphon pump had been available in the past - to the best of my knowledge it's never been part of the...
@ken I think David is suggesting that, in the Fortran code, the value f is calculated first as either 64/Re or 0.032, then it is further modified by t...
@mohammad-alrbai For a very simple/basic steam generator model, you could just insert something in an equation block like: mdot_steam = efficienc...