[TRNSYS-users] parametric studies
David Bradley
bradley at tess-inc.com
Wed May 2 06:48:20 PDT 2007
Bertrand,
You will have to make the change from TRNEdit.
First, generate your *.dck file from the Studio,
then open it using TRNEdit. Find the solar
collector. If you used a Type1a solar collector,
the section of the *.dck might look like the following:
UNIT 2 TYPE 1 Type1a
*$UNIT_NAME Type1a
*$MODEL .\Solar Thermal Collectors\Quadratic
Efficiency Collector\No Incidence Angle Modification\Type1a.tmf
*$POSITION 115 151
*$LAYER Main #
PARAMETERS 9
1 ! 1 Number in series
2.0 ! 2 Collector area
4.190 ! 3 Fluid specific heat
1 ! 4 Efficiency mode
50.0 ! 5 Tested flow rate
0.7 ! 6 Intercept efficiency
15 ! 7 Efficiency slope
0.0 ! 8 Efficiency curvature
1 ! 9 Optical Mode 1
INPUTS 4
0,0 ! [unconnected] Inlet temperature
0,0 ! [unconnected] Inlet flowrate
0,0 ! [unconnected] Ambient temperature
0,0 ! [unconnected] Incident radiation
*** INITIAL INPUT VALUES
20.0 100.0 10.0 0.
you need to make two changes. First, give the
"collector area" parameter a name instead of a
value and second, create a constant that sets the
name to a value. The end result would be: (NOTE:
I have highlighted my changes in red)
CONSTANTS 1
CollArea = 2.0
UNIT 2 TYPE 1 Type1a
*$UNIT_NAME Type1a
*$MODEL .\Solar Thermal Collectors\Quadratic
Efficiency Collector\No Incidence Angle Modification\Type1a.tmf
*$POSITION 115 151
*$LAYER Main #
PARAMETERS 9
1 ! 1 Number in series
CollArea ! 2 Collector area
4.190 ! 3 Fluid specific heat
1 ! 4 Efficiency mode
50.0 ! 5 Tested flow rate
0.7 ! 6 Intercept efficiency
15 ! 7 Efficiency slope
0.0 ! 8 Efficiency curvature
1 ! 9 Optical Mode 1
INPUTS 4
0,0 ! [unconnected] Inlet temperature
0,0 ! [unconnected] Inlet flowrate
0,0 ! [unconnected] Ambient temperature
0,0 ! [unconnected] Incident radiation
*** INITIAL INPUT VALUES
20.0 100.0 10.0 0.
Finally, select "New Table" from the
"Parametrics" menu in TRNEdit. On the left, you
will see a list of all the variables that you can
add to the table. Move the ones that you want
over to the right hand side and set the number of
different runs that you want to make. A table
should appear. Once you have set the values of
CollArea, save the table and select "Run Table" from the TRNSYS menu.
Cheers,
David
At 06:07 5/2/2007, tchanche fankam bertrand wrote:
>Dear all,
>i am trying to perform a parametric study.
>i would like to know how to change a parameter
>into constant and vary it for a parametric study.
>eg. the collector area
>Cheers,
>
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