[TRNSYS-users] Indoor air quality

[David BRADLEY]

Habtamu,

   You can use either TRNFlow or NIST's (free) Type98 to estimate air 
quality in buildings. You can learn more about TRNFlow at 
https://trnsys.de/en/addons and you can learn more about Type98 at: 
https://www.nist.gov/el/energy-and-environment-division-73200/nist-multizone-modeling/software/type98

kind regards,

  David


On 10/11/2021 09:25, Habtamu Tkubet via TRNSYS-users wrote:
> Dear all
>
> How can I estimate the indoor air quality or the carbon dioxide value 
> of a room using TRNSYS 18 without having a TESS library?
>
> Thanks
>
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> Habtamu Tkubet
> Doctorant
> /Université de Lorraine/
> Faculté des Sciences & Technologies - LERMAB and CRAN
>  Epinal, France
> Tél :+2519 11 79 05 22 /773623147
> email:- habtish20002 at gmail.com 
> <http://habtish20002gmail.com/>;habtamu-tkubet.ebuy at unvi-lorraine.fr
> <mailto:habtamu-tkubet.ebuy at unvi-lorraine.fr>
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