[TRNSYS-users] Trnsys Project

[David BRADLEY]

Eleonora,
  Your Type56 building is in Energy Rate Control meaning that you are 
predefining a zone temperature and allowing the model to compute the 
energy required to maintain that temperature (the load). When you want 
to simulate a system, you need to move from Energy Rate Control to 
Temperature Level Control where you allow the zone temperature to float, 
you define a thermostat and the equipment that will deliver energy to 
the space (a fan coil or a radiator). The thermostat will watch the zone 
temperature and turn on and off the equipment in an attempt to maintain 
the desired set point. There is a tutorial called "Temperature Level 
Control from Energy Rate Control" available at:

http://sel.me.wisc.edu/trnsys/downloads/tutorials_and_examples/tutex.htm

It will step you through the process that you can then apply to your 
building and system.
Regards,
  David



On 9/3/2014 13:13, ELEONORA SANESI wrote:
> Hi I'm Eleonora and I study environmental engineering.
> For my thesis next month I have to model a real simply building but I 
> have a problem.
> My building have the solar thermal collectors link to the boiler link 
> to a pump.
> My problems is how to link this sistem to my type56.
> I send you my project in the hope of your answer.
> Thanks a lot
> Eleonora Sanesi
>
>
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