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Last seen: Nov 15, 2024
@franzdra the SAVE attribute will maintain values from call to call of the subroutine but if you have two instances of the same Type in your simulatio...
@franzdra That is totally normal. There are many components that have to iterate internally during each of TRNSYS's iterations.
@franzdra to add on to @a_weiss's excellent and (as ever) thorough answer, the idea of the static array storage in v18 is that it provides a place to ...
@gehadrabee24 I'm glad that it was resolved.
@sv2541 It could have something to do with the timebase. Type56 uses something called the Conduction Transfer Function method to represent energy tran...
@gehadrabee24 If I understand correctly, when you call the CoolProp_Fluid_Properties() routine from a Type that you wrote you are getting back flui...
@sv2541 As I was pressing send, I noticed your comment about having already tried changing timesteps. What kind of timesteps did you try?
@sv2541 I think that your simulation is just telling you that the time constant for the radiant floor is less than an hour (which doesn't surprise me ...
Jan, I must admit that I have not used the Simulation Studio parametric run feature very much. I do not think it is possible to control whether Tr...
@gehadrabee24 Hi Gehad, My apologies for the delay in getting back to you. I was checking to make sure it is okay to make the code available. If y...
@janboettner am I correct in assuming that you are running the parametrics from the Simulation Studio? Or are you using the parametric feature from TR...
@raymond-bacque These kinds of problems are hard to diagnose because they have to do with configuration and settings. We'll probably have to ask you...
@gehadrabee24 the call to refprop was a feature of Trnsys15. It was a piece of code that could be added in and compiled with the rest of the Trnsys co...
@shamsoddinghiami My apologies if this is obvious but once you modify the source code of a component you have to recompile it and recreate the dll in ...
@gehadrabee24 That is correct. Once you edit the code you'll need to recompile it and recreate the dll in which it lives. It may be simpler to make a ...