[TRNSYS-users] HVAC problem

[David Bradley]

Xiao,
  Components in an HVAC system are hooked up just like all other 
components in a TRNSYS simulation; the outputs of one component are 
connected to the inputs of the next component as appropriate to the 
system. While there is not a system like the one you describe among the 
examples, I would recommend that you look at the sample projects in the 
.\Trnsys16_1\Examples\ directory for some guidance. I think that the 
solar water heating (SDHW) example might be a good place to start since 
it has a number of components that are hooked together to form a fluid loop.
Kind regards,
 David


xiao shi wrote:
>
> Hi everyone,
>
> I am doing a HVAC project. I have a question about the components 
> connection. I am doing a commercial building. In the air handler unit, 
> there is a chill water pipe that is used to cool down to the 
> temperature of the zone. The fan blows the air to the chill water pipe 
> in order to decrease the temperature of the air. The chill water pipe 
> is in connection with the cooling tower. I would like to know how to 
> make those connections. Thank you
>
> Xiao
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