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Last seen: Nov 15, 2024
@jolind my apologies, TALF was a typo. I meant TALM. kind regards, David
@jolind Johan, Yes, my understanding is that TALM is the temperature in the core of the radiant floor. That is not quite the same as the temperature...
@jolind Johan, Yes, my understanding is that TALM is the temperature in the core of the radiant floor. That is not quite the same as the temperature...
@franciscofh, could you please send the project *.tpf, the data files it is using, and any other files needed in order to run the model (even if you d...
@tonical on what hour of the year does the data begin? Also, is there a chance that you can send your *.b18 file to techsupport@tess-inc.com ? thanks...
@shamsoddinghiami and @yuichiyasuda This is a great topic. We have been doing a lot of work on district and ambient loop systems recently. The method ...
@tonical Type99 is definitely preferred over Type109 and should be a more or less direct exchange. They both read the same file format. I tend to use ...
I would look carefully at the weather conditions at the time in question. It might be that there is something incoherent that is causing there to be s...
@parispasq yes, I am using SketchUp2024 and Trnsys3d together.
@adnan I was faced with a somewhat similar problem a few years back when modeling a reflector system that was trying to augment the amount of sola...
@alish It is not possible to open projects created with more recent versions of Trnsys in older versions. It is usually possible (sometimes with a few...
Sajid, There are models of a gas compressor and of compressed gas storage (maybe similar to your "pressure storage pipe") in the standard TRNSYS lib...
@sarmouk My apologies for the delay in responding; I wanted to do some testing to make sure that my understanding of the situation is correct. What ...
@minicube Arthur, I must admit I have not tried this without using Trnsys3d but the usual process would be to create two zones maybe sitting one on ...