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[David BRADLEY]

Ferrão,

   In general, TRNSYS tries to mimic reality. In a real system, you'd 
have a ventilation system consisting of a fan, a supply vent, a return 
vent and then some pieces of equpment to heat and cool the return air 
before sending it back to the building. A thermostat would monitor the 
room temperature and decide when to turn the fan and other on and off. 
Your system in TRNSYS will look very similar. If you have a clear idea 
of how the physical system will be connected and operated then you can 
begin to create the same in TRNSYS.

  As a side note, there is a training course available 
(http://www.tess-inc.com/trnsys/training.html) whose goal is to teach 
you how to use TRNSYS but also to give you some guidance on how to think 
through the modeling process, which admittedly can certainly be a challenge.

kind regards,

  David



On 11/27/2020 06:09, celia do carmo ferrao Ferrao via TRNSYS-users wrote:
>
> Users
>
> I am simulating solar energy systems and I was trying to test various 
> equipment, but I am very lost, even with the examples.
>
> I have a chiller to cool the room, but I don't know what connections I 
> should make between a PVT collector and the same. Or if I can connect 
> via a water storage tank?
>
> Best Regards
> -- 
> Ferrão
>
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