[TRNSYS-users] Food storage

[David BRADLEY]

Bertrand,
   There is a lumped capacitance model available in the TESS Loads and 
Structures library for that purpose (Type953). It makes the simplifying 
assumption that the mass (the  food that is being moved into the room in 
your case) can be characterized by a single temperature (in other words 
that there is no temperature gradient across the food)
Kind regards,
  David



On 11/15/2013 05:22, Bertrand Labedan wrote:
> Hello
>
> I have to simulate the annual energy consumption in a cold room (area 
> 1200 m² and 8 meters high).
> This buildingis cooled at -4 °C and stores food. This food 
> regularlyget in and get out.
>
> Which type could I use to consider this food (heat input coupled to a 
> thermal mass) ?
>
> Thank you
>
> Bertrand
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