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thornton at tess-inc.com
thornton at tess-inc.com
Fri Apr 29 11:23:32 PDT 2022
On 2022-04-29 05:13, berkane ahlem via TRNSYS-users wrote:
> I'm modeling a system where the solar cycle is separate from the GSHP
> cycle for heating , cooling and DHW. I have just a problem in
> passive cooling mode , Diverting Valve-3 will send all of the flow to
> the borehole in periode (3624 h- 5832 h ) .The relation expresses the
> control function for Type11d-1 , Type11d-2 and Diverting Valve-2 ,
> Diverting Valve-3 by Equa-1, Equa-2,Equa-3.
> I am confused about the equations that I write. If they are correct,
> please clear my confusion .
You have no capacitance in your loops (pipes), a 1 hour timestep (should
be 1-5 minutes), and have paid no attention to the calling order. I'm
surprised that your simulation even runs without getting a ton of
convergence errors. As we have mentioned on this mailing list many,
many times, you are best off starting with just one of the loops and get
that working correctly (solar to tank look for example). Then build in
another smaller piece and make sure that's behaving as intended before
adding the next loop/components. And please take the time to make your
model easier to understand by using varying line colors and thicknesses,
changing the way the flow icons point, etc. The time you take to make
it look more understandable almost always pays off if you need to
re-open your project after some time away from it...
I looked at your control equations and they are very difficult to
understand. Single variable names make it hard to figure out what you
are trying to do. What is easier to understand?
Control_SolarPump = OK_Differential1*OK_Differential2
-or -
a = b*c
The other thing to remember is that to use controllers with hysteresis
whenever possible instead of boolean equations like a = GT(T,60).
Convergence with boolean equations can be tricky.
Jeff
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