[TRNSYS-users] Model heat battery

[Diego A. Arias]

Hi Samir,

Type 6 models a simple heater (HVAC/Auxiliary heaters).
If you want something more specific, you may want to try Type42 
-Conditioning Equipment. It is a linear-interpolation component that can 
represent a device characterized by one, two or three independent 
variables. The format of the data file should follow the convention 
explained in the manual Volume 8, 'Section 8.4.4.4- DynamicData'.
Best regards,

Diego

Chehal, Samir wrote:
>
> Dear trnsys’s users,
>
> I must model cool and heat battery.
>
> I use type 32 (cooling coil) to model cool battery and I don’t know 
> what type to use to model heat battery.
>
> Best Regards
>
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Diego A. Arias
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Solar Energy Laboratory
University of Wisconsin - Madison
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