[TRNSYS-users] Exporting file

[papia sultana]

Hi everybody,
Can anyone tell me, how to activate 'Export as....' option from the File 
menu? I have followed the steps in section 1.9 of TRNSYS 16- Getting 
Started. However did not manage to export the file after saving in TRASYS 
16\Studio\Proformas\My components... Whether this could be because of no 
FORTRAN/C++ is loaded in the PC?

Thanks.
Papia

>From: David Bradley <bradley at tess-inc.com>
>To: "papia sultana" <papia_s at hotmail.com>,daarias at wisc.edu
>CC: trnsys-users at engr.wisc.edu
>Subject: Re: [TRNSYS-users] Changing the role of a standard component
>Date: Mon, 26 Mar 2007 16:19:46 -0500
>
>Papia,
>   Type91 calculates the heat transfer rate across the heat exchanger based 
>on the conditions (temperature and flow rate) at the inlets and on the 
>effectiveness specified by the user. The place you need to start is with 
>the 05-Mathematical Description manual to resolve the equations that Type91 
>uses so that the heat exchange rate is known and some other variable 
>(outlet temperature of one side of the HX for example) is unknown. As Diego 
>and I mentioned in our previous emails, you would then need a Fortran 
>compiler in order to write a new component for TRNSYS.
>Kind regards,
>  David
>
>
>At 20:32 3/25/2007, papia sultana wrote:
>>Dear Diego,
>>Thanx for your interest.
>>In my problem, I am using 'type 14 h' to read a variable cooling load 
>>(let's
>>say within 0 to 24 hr). Next, I am linking this to a 'type 91' HE through 
>>an
>>appropriate equation 'equa' (needed to convert the unit). For the HE of
>>'type 91', I would like to link the 'cooling load' in terms of 'heat
>>transfer rate' in the input list. So that new input list could be: heat
>>transfer rate, hot side flow rate, cold side inlet temp, cold side flow
>>rate. The output list may remain same or could cut down one/ two. My point
>>is, how could I modify the component 'type 91' to cop with variable load?
>>
>>best regards
>>Papia
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> >From: "Diego A. Arias" <daarias at wisc.edu>
>> >To: papia sultana <papia_s at hotmail.com>
>> >CC: trnsys-users at engr.wisc.edu
>> >Subject: Re: [TRNSYS-users]  Changing the role of a standard component
>> >Date: Fri, 23 Mar 2007 09:35:30 -0500
>> >
>> >Dear Papia,
>> >
>> >Changing a component is more than changing the proforma.  You need to
>> >change the mathematical formulation, which is done in a Fortran 
>>compiler.
>> >If you need to modify a standard component, please feel free to send me 
>>a
>> >more detailed description of what you need and I may be able to help 
>>you.
>> >Best regards,
>> >
>> >Diego
>> >
>> >
>> >papia sultana wrote:
>> >>Dear TRNSYS users,
>> >>
>> >>I have just started to use TRNSYS for centralized cooling system and I 
>>am
>> >>just a novice. I would like to know If I change any of the output 
>>variable
>> >>to an input variable or vice-versa to a component, do I need to 
>>generate
>> >>new component?  If not, I am not able to change any of the variable
>> >>properties from the Proforma dialogue box even after saving the 
>>changes?
>> >>
>> >>btw I will highly appreciate If any body like to share a basic central
>> >>cooling model with me.
>> >>
>> >>Best regards
>> >>Papia
>> >>
>> >>
>> >
>> >
>> >--
>> >Diego A. Arias
>> >TRNSYS Coordinator
>> >Solar Energy Laboratory
>> >University of Wisconsin - Madison
>> >1500 Engineering Drive
>> >Madison, WI 53706
>>
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