Hi trnsys users,
i use Type 65, type 88, type 112
I want to explore the behavior of two rooms with air conditioning.
I have two cooling set point temperatures for the two rooms (type 88). One
is 24 ?C, the other is 26?C the both has a fan to regulate the temperature.
The point is, I use the type 65 for the results, and even if I have two
different set point temperature, the results are the same, the temperature
in the two rooms is the same, and the both rooms follow the 26?C set point
temperature.
Why ? do you have any ideas ?
Sara Guilbert
CETHIL LYON FRANCE
Sara,
Type65 is just a plotter. If it is showing you no difference between
your two zones first make sure that you are plotting what you think you
are plotting. Then start looking at the controls to make sure that the
zones are indeed different. Type65 does have the ability to produce an
output file as well as the graphical plot. If you are seeing differences
between the two zones' results online but not in the files then make
sure that each of your Type65s have a different output file name; if
both Type65s are writing to the same file, the results are going to be
impossible to compare.
Kind regards,
david
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