[TRNSYS-users] Long-distance heating to Transfer station to flat transfer station

[Jeff Thornton]

Jan, 

With the difficulties encountered with the second language, may I
suggest that you create a schematic of the system you'd like to study,
send it over, and we can suggest a layout and Types that will let you
accomplish your modeling goals in TRNSYS. And YES - TRNSYS is designed
for systems just like this. 

Jeff 

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On 09/05/2018 4:57 am, Jan Jedlak via TRNSYS-users wrote: 

> Hi,
> 
> I need to simulate following situation.
> I simulate one flat to become heating demand, then have som profile for hot water.
> So I become heat demand for heating and warm water. This is what I need to become from/over flat transfer station (FTS).
> Do you know if such flat transfer station is in some Type?
> Then I have some length of circulation pipeline for all FTS. In basement is one 500 Liter buffer storage. And this all is connect on Long distance heating.
> 
> Why I want to simulate is, because the sum of heat consumption in single flats and on counter in basement to long-distance heating is in winter about 20-250% higher - what is plausible (losses).
> But in summer are the losses about 65% what is hard to understand.
> 
> Do you think that I can simulate this system in TRNSYS 17? 
> Could you please give me some advices, tips, which type should I use?
> 
> Thank you!
> 
> Jan
> 
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