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Last seen: Nov 15, 2024
coolprop is called from inside a Type. You can refer to the 07-ProgrammersGuide.pdf in the documentation set for how to implement the call. kind reg...
@gehadrabee24 A long time ago (in v16 I think) there was a link between Trnsys and Refprop but it was not maintained. Typically we steer people toward...
@shamsoddinghiami I forgot to mention that you can define as many gains and/or ventilations in the zone as you want. You can group all the emitters...
@shamsoddinghiami The HEATING type that is built into TRNBuild/Type56 is idealized so that you tell it what temperature should be maintained in the ...
@tobiaaas yes, since those values are inputs they can be changed as often as you want during the simulation. You could read in the values from a Ty...
@tobiaaas The most important parameters for Type47 are the cell energy capacity, number of cells in series and number of cells in parallel. Those th...
@leomodra this sounds like an issue that might be best addressed to your Trnsys distributor. If you are not sure who to contact please contact me di...
@jan-geier It may be that not all of the modes of Type48 are compatible with Type549. However, Type48b is used with Type549a in the example that you...
@charles-maragna I am not aware of the Université de Montréal models that are based on g-functions. I would be very interested in dusting them off i...
@charles-maragna I would recommend trying to contact the authors of the paper. You might also look at Prof Katherine D'Avignon's work specifically at ...
@salwa When we compile Type155, we have to link it to four *.lib files. The *.lib file that is referenced in your screen capture (libmx.dll) is one o...
@salwa It is a bit unclear to me when the error is occurring. Do you get this error as soon as you launch the coupled simulation? If so then I would...
@dromar123 thank you for the tip. Would you be willing to share what data you found to be erroneous and how you modified it to get that particular gla...
@m-m yes. The Trnsys18 building model has a PMV/PPD calculation built in. There is also a component in the TESS Libraries v18 that provides a little...