[TRNSYS-users] Cross flow ventilation
Loic Tachon
dr.loic.tachon at gmail.com
Fri Jan 13 06:29:03 PST 2023
Dear Trnsys community,
I want to simulate the stack effect in a high room with high thermal gain.
For this, I have 1 zone and 5 thermal air nodes in the z direction to get
the temperature at several heights.
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How can I do this and avoid that TRNSYS see ceiling between the zone ? Do I
need to delete the horizontal surface for zone 2-3-4 ? Or do I put mass
less horizontal surface ?
As Well, how do I do the cross flow ventilation ? Do I use the couple mass
flow between zones ?
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or I put a coupling air flow (same that natural ventilation mass flow) for
the horizontal surface ?
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Thanks a lot.
Best regards,
--
*Dr. Loïc Tachon *
(+33) 6 7440-0536 (France)
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