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Last seen: Nov 15, 2024
@eman_mag I have not encountered that error; would you mind posting the *.idf (and *.b18 file if one is being generated) so that I can have a look? ...
@academictester and @petaxa @petaxa @academictester is correct; I did apparently fix this issue with a v18 release. The v17 copy that I was using ...
@ken The way that I usually do this is to use TRNOpt (part of the TESS Optimization library). Essentially you can define a cost function (in your ca...
@Manaya_ Your English is excellent! Please accept my apologies for the delay in responding to your follow up. I believe that the active layer mode...
@ken I believe that equation 4.9.2-5 applies to the collector inlet and outlet pipes whereas the other equation applies to the pipes and risers tha...
@ken It may be worth noting that sometimes the limits that are placed on proformas are there because of limitations in the code. For instance, Type45...
@ken, Changes that you make to the proformas are not automatically reflected in projects that use those proformas. Think of the proforma as a template...
@ken, I think that you would have to modify the source code in order to do that. Does the collector you are modeling have a load side heat exchanger? ...
@baumstrunk Damian, if the LOOP command is not functioning in v18 it is a bug and not something intentional. That said, Type22 has the concept o...
Type56 takes latent gains in kg/h of water so as an absolute humidity gain. As a side note, there is an evapotranspiration model included in the lat...
Just to close the loop on this question; the SketchUp building model had a number of incorrectly assigned constructions, and some airnodes that were n...
Farah, the function ABS() returns the absolute value of whatever is inside the parenthesis. You can try: myVariable = 100*SIN(TIME*4) myOtherVar...
@sescuder and @A_Weiss This is definitely a bug in the v18 libraries. We'll get a fix released with the next update. The three possible workarounds ar...
@manaya_ >> Even if the flow rate is sufficient, is it ok to divide the active layer in case the flow rate is very low? You'll need to seg...
Wirich, This is an error that will need to be investigated by a developer. Can you please send the project, *.b18 and any other files needed in o...