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Last seen: Nov 25, 2024
@sarmouk Mohamed, I don't see the model attached to your previous comment. In any case, I was able to make a test case in which I have two airnodes st...
Mohamed The detailed mode should still work. When dealing with a situation such as yours, the idea is that you want to have multiple airnodes all co...
Aditi, I am not sure where those defaults come from. The power drawn by a pump when operating is most correctly calculated from knowing the head ag...
You need to compute the maximum amount of liquid mass that the pump can transfer in a timestep (rated flow * time step). The pipe should then have a v...
Type14 just defines values at points in time. When a simulation gets to the end of a schedule defined by Type14, the schedule repeats. If you define t...
To clarify a little further... In TRNBuild you can set up weekday and weekend daily schedules and then select from them to form a weekly schedule....
Salma, There are a number of ways that you can define setbacks and setups in setpoints. If you are working with a Type56 building then you can ...
The psychrometric routines in the TRNSYS kernel are valid well below 0C so there should be no problem using Type56 (or the other building models) for ...
Arnaud, You're correct about the function of those equations: they convert the data in the weather file from kJ/h.m2 to W/m2. However, those equat...
Aditi, There isn't really a reference underlying Type686. The basic premise is that a building load is cyclic and more or less sinusoidal. All of ...
Salwa, I don't think the problem actually has to do with Type163. The error message that you attached suggests that there is a problem reading fro...
@alish if you just write a simple "hello world" kind of program in Fortran using the Visual Studio then can you hover over variables and see their val...
Xiaohan, As far as I can tell from the code, there is no reason to limit the number of instances of Type170. The limitation is set in the Type170 ...