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Antonio,<br>
I think an ideal method is to add a VENTILATION type to your zone.
Type56 (in absence of an air flow model such as COMIS, CONTAM, or
TRNFLOW) doesn't really care how much air you extract from the zone; it
assumes that the pressure in the zone does not change so essentially it
assumes that equal amounts of air are added and extracted. I would add
the zone RH as a Type56 output and then make the VENTILATION stream
temperature, RH, and air change rate into INPUTS, then connect the
appropriate outputs of your circulation system to the Type56 inputs.<br>
Kind regards,<br>
David<br><br>
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At 09:28 8/29/2006, Antonio Aguirre Glez. de San Pedro wrote:<br><br>
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From: <b>Antonio Aguirre Glez. de San Pedro</b>
<<a href="mailto:aaguirresp@gmail.com">aaguirresp@gmail.com</a>><br>
Date: 28-ago-2006 10:47<br>
Subject: Variable for air extraction from one zone<br>
To:
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TRNSYS-users-request@engr.wisc.edu</a><br><br>
Hello all,<br>
I'm trying to recirculate the one zone air, cooling it at the same
time (using Type56, Type32, Type92, Type3, Type 33, Type 2...). My main
problem is that I don't know how to generate one variable for the
extraccion of the air. I use the infiltration when I do the zone with
prebid, but I think is not the good way. <br>
Thanks in Advance<br>
Antonio Aguirre<br><br>
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