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Last seen: Nov 25, 2024
You say you're getting an invalid floating point operation error, but the screenshot shows a warning that the simulation did not converge at time = 1 ...
@ken Depends on the situation. If you had a profile that you only wanted to run on weekdays, and be 0 on weekends and/or holidays, it would be very ea...
Thermal Energy System Specialists (TESS) has a YouTube channel with excerpts from our online training course and other tips and tricks videos for both...
Have you tried using Type 6139 with both 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Trnsys18? Do you know if FEFLOW and Type 6139 are available in 32-bit, 64-bit, ...
@tm-abir-ahsan and @meiling_J The TRNSYS built-in compiler (TypeStudio) doesn't provide guidance on writing TRNSYS code; it only compiles Fortran co...
Ken, 1) If you want to use Type 41 to do this, I would first build the eight daily profiles you want (weekday winter, weekend winter, weekday spring...
@tm-abir-ahsan If you open the wizard for Type 548b (when you open the proforma, it's the magic wand icon in the lower left) and navigate to the Boreh...
Ah, I see the problem. What I would try next is changing the conditional to check if the outlet temperature > inlet temperature by some nominal amo...
Fprime_function is the function Type 1 calls to calculate the collector efficiency factor from the given efficiency equation coefficients. The functio...
I wouldn't recommend trying to call a Type from within another Type. It sounds like you can make all the connections you described externally - just m...
@meiling_J There's no built-in TRNSYS subroutine for simultaneous solution of multiple differential equations. There might be something in Intel's Mat...
@tm-abir-ahsan If your concrete floor is a massive surface (which it should be by default), then no, you do not need to add the concrete floor capacit...
@ken 1) It sounds like you want to create a variable in an equation block, which you can then use in multiple places in your project. In Simulatio...
@meiling_j Where is your initial value for tbar coming from? It is used on lines 2, 3, and 6 of your code, but it isn't defined until the second to la...
@meiling_j I noticed on line 1 you're using slot 2 in the dynamic storage array to read in ai, but on line 5 you're setting af to slot 1 of the dynami...