[TRNSYS-users] Type109-TMY2 slope inputs?
Diego A. Arias
daarias at wisc.edu
Wed Nov 22 12:44:21 PST 2006
Hi Rémi,
Interesting thought. If you use the tracking mode 1 (fixed surface), it
is considered that the slope and azimuth are constants. In the other
tracking modes, the slope is calculated inside Type109. However, if you
are consistent with the definition of parameters and inputs, Type109
should allow for variable slope and azimuth.
I think that the best way to implement what you propose is through a new
tracking option, in which you give Type109 the slope of the surface at
each time step.
I will think about it, and I will try to implement it and make it
available in the next release.
Best regards,
Diego
Charron wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
> I am doing a simulation using Type109-TMY2 to read and analyse my weather data. I want to read my surface slopes and azimuths from a file. However, it does not seem to work as Type109 uses the default value as opposed to the input value. Here are three observations:
> -If I read from an input file, the default value is used
> -If I enter a constant in an equation and use that as the Type109 input, then it uses the constant from the equation
> -If I use an equation that is not constant, then it will use the first value read for the whole simulation, for example, if I use Slope=(Time/100 +35), Type 109 would use 35 slope for the whole simulation.
>
> How can I get around this? I only need to update the value once at the beginning of the file based on the value from the input file. However, it seems that the order that the program executes things makes it that the weather file is set before it reads my input file, regardless of the component order that I use. If the slope was defined as a parameter as it is behaving then I could use Type70 to modify it.
>
> Rémi
>
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