[TRNSYS-users] Multi-year simulation with multiple climate files

[Matt Duffy]

Adam, 

You can simply append multiple weather files together in one
file and read it into your simulation with Type9-Type16 or Type99.


However, if you want to run a simulation for multiple climate
locations, I would not recommend doing this. You can simply run a batch
file or parametric runs. 

Also, we generally simulate two or three
years (one 8760 hr weather file) with our advanced ground coupling
simualtions and take the results of the last year to account for the
large storage volume. 

Best regards, 

Matt Duffy 

On 2012-08-08
21:02, Adam Wills wrote: 

> Hello Everyone,
> 
> I was wondering if
it's possible to run a multi-year simulation with 
> multiple weather
files? I have a climate set for about ten years and I'm 
> interested in
simulating over portions of that period. I have a large 
> thermal
storage and currently the only way I can foresee running 
> multiple
years is writing a script that carries over final storage nodal 
>
temperatures as initial conditions for the next simulation with the next

> climate file and invoking TRNSYS. Is this type of multi-year
simulation 
> possible in TRNSYS 17?
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Adam Wills
>
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