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[David BRADLEY]

Jingyu,
   There are a number of PCM components available. Type204 is freely 
available in the TRNLib archive: 
http://sel.me.wisc.edu/trnsys/trnlib/library16.htm#thermalstorage. 
type204 (I believe) assumes that the PCM material is on the inside 
surface of the zone wall (and thus is in direct contact with the zone 
air). I also wrote a PCM component (Type1270) that is commercially 
available: 
http://www.trnsys.com/tess-libraries/individual-components.php. This 
model assumes that the PCM layer is sandwhiched between other layers in 
the wall and that it is not in contact with zone air.
Best,
  David





On 1/7/2013 00:15, 璟瑜 黄 wrote:
> Dear TRNSYS learners:
> I'm a new TRNSYS learner.And my research subject is PCM application in 
> building. I want to write a new PCM type but there are several 
> questions which I cann't solve such as how to calculate inside surface 
> temperature if every wall contains PCM.
> I see there is type204 for PCM, but I can't found it. Is anybody can 
> provide this for me or tell me how to get it?
> I am very eager for it. Thank you very much.
> Regrads
> Jingyu Huang
>
>
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