[Equest-users] Sub-Metering
Patrick J. O'Leary, Jr.
poleary1969 at gmail.com
Mon Mar 14 15:21:02 PDT 2011
i'd also forgotten. there is a length limit to meter names. i think.
at least there is in terms of how much of the name is displayed in the
.sim file under the ps-a plant energy utilization.
the example i gave below has 4 meters reported as "em-3 electricity" -
this could be just the way equest/doe pulls the meter info together but
it is not clear to me how the truncation keeps them separated - though
the meters have the same name in the report each appears on a separate
line like the submeter names below ...
apparently the limit is 4 characters per meter name.
On 3/14/11 2:58 PM, Varkie C Thomas wrote:
>
> *Thank you. Varkie*
>
> *----- Original Message -----*
>
> *From*: "Patrick J. O'Leary, Jr." <poleary1969 at gmail.com> *Date*:
> Monday, March 14, 2011 3:44 pm *Subject*: Re: [Equest-users]
> Sub-Metering > you can sub-meter each shell. just be careful on how
> many meters
> > you
> > apply to a model though. 25 meter limit max. you can make more
> > but the
> > energy & $ applied to meters in excess of the 25 limit won't
> > report.
> > typically i just create these in detailed mode by copying &
> > pasting in
> > from my own set of masters. though i should note i do use the
> > wizard to
> > create the external lighting power meter so the schedule is
> > already
> > setup when i transition to detailed mode. then i assign the
> > external
> > power schedules to the meters i create for external power.
> >
> > look in the DOE22Vol1-Basics.pdf file you can download from the
> > same
> > site as equest. page 164 has an example that won't cut & paste
> > here
> > properly so here's one i've used before.
> >
> > em1 = master meter
> > em-3 & em-4 are two different buildings assigned to em1
> > em-3- submeters are assigned to em-3
> > em-4- submeters are assigned to em-4
> >
> > e-tr is the tradable exterior lighting power meter
> > e-nt is the non-tradable exterior lighting power meter
> >
> > "EM1" = ELEC-METER
> > TYPE = UTILITY
> > BLDG/SUB-METERS = ( "EM-3", "EM-4" )
> > ..
> > "EM-3" = ELEC-METER
> > TYPE = BUILDING
> > SUB-METERS = ( "EM-3-1", "EM-3-LTG", "EM-3-PRC" )
> > ..
> > "EM-4" = ELEC-METER
> > TYPE = BUILDING
> > SUB-METERS = ( "EM-CORE", "EM-4-1", "EM-4-LTG", "EM-4-PRC",
> > "EM-CORE-LTG", "EM-CORE-PRC" )
> > ..
> > "EM-3-1" = ELEC-METER
> > TYPE = SUB-METER
> > ..
> > "EM-3-LTG" = ELEC-METER
> > TYPE = SUB-METER
> > ..
> > "EM-3-PRC" = ELEC-METER
> > TYPE = SUB-METER
> > ..
> > "EM-CORE" = ELEC-METER
> > TYPE = SUB-METER
> > ..
> > "EM-4-1" = ELEC-METER
> > TYPE = SUB-METER
> > ..
> > "EM-4-LTG" = ELEC-METER
> > TYPE = SUB-METER
> > ..
> > "EM-4-PRC" = ELEC-METER
> > TYPE = SUB-METER
> > ..
> > "EM-CORE-LTG" = ELEC-METER
> > TYPE = SUB-METER
> > ..
> > "EM-CORE-PRC" = ELEC-METER
> > TYPE = SUB-METER
> > ..
> > "E-TR" = ELEC-METER
> > TYPE = UTILITY
> > EXTERIOR-POWER = ( 5.723 )
> > EXTERIOR-SCH = ( "Ext Lighting Sch" )
> > EXTERIOR-EU = ( EXT-USAGE )
> > ..
> > "E-NT" = ELEC-METER
> > TYPE = UTILITY
> > EXTERIOR-POWER = ( 1.42 )
> > EXTERIOR-SCH = ( "Ext Lighting Sch" )
> > EXTERIOR-EU = ( EXT-USAGE )
> > ..
> >
> > On 3/14/11 1:30 PM, Varkie C Thomas wrote:
> > >
> > > How do you sub-meter (electric and fuel) a System or an
> > Equipment in
> > > Plant? Can you sub-meter each Shell? Which summary report
> > gives the
> > > energy use per month by sub-meter? Is there documentation on
> > how to
> > > do this?
> > >
> > >
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