Welcome to the TRNSYS Users Forum.

The forum is a place where people can interact and have discussions about different topics involving the use of the TRNSYS software package. Here you can post topics for discussion or questions on using TRNSYS and get advice from other users or TRNSYS experts. This forum is not intended for detailed technical support. Users should contact their distributor’s hotline for such assistance.

Some tips for success on using the forum:

  • Follow the Forum Rules posted in Forum Administration.
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Ken
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Joined: May 14, 2023
Last seen: Dec 9, 2023
Topics: 12 / Replies: 21
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RE: Is there any tool in TRNSYS to perform a kind of inverse technique to estimate unknown parameters of a component based on experimental data?

@davidbradley Thank you for this suggestion. I am not familiar with TRNOpt but I have seen that we have it. I will install GenOpt and try. However, gi...

11 months ago
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RE: Type 45a: how to modify the friction factor?

@A_Weiss. Thank you for your feedback. Actually, when Re is less than 2000, f = Re/64 for friction factor calculation for laminar flow in a circular p...

11 months ago
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RE: Type 45a: how could a heat exchanger be included in the tank model?

@A_Weiss, thank you for that suggestion. I have had a look on Type 1346 and Type 1537 and I see that I could imagine a model to connect them. But to a...

12 months ago
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RE: Type 45a: how could a heat exchanger be included in the tank model?

@davidbradley I wonder if there is any TESS component doing the same job...

12 months ago
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RE: Type 45a: how to modify the friction factor?

@davidbradley Thank you for your feddback. I will try to modify the code source. I know it is sometimes very challenging. But definitely, there is a ...

12 months ago
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Answer to: Type 45a: how could a heat exchanger be included in the tank model?

@davidbradley, Thank you for your feedback. The system looks like what is in the enclosed email. I guess, it is what you call load side heat echanger....

12 months ago
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RE: Forum Rules

thank you for these rules. Is there any option to indicate when a topic is closed that is when you think that you have received the answer to your req...

1 year ago
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