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Dapeng,<br>
I am not sure whether your email got answered or not so I
apologize if this is a repeat reply. I don't think the initial value will
matter very much to your simulation because as soon as the simulation
starts, the initial value specified for each component will be replaced
with the output values of the component from which they are connected.
Simply make sure that you choose a reasonable enough value that will
allow both your EES model and Type557 to solve without generating an
error.<br><br>
As a side note, you might consider placing a pipe and pump
component between the Type66 model and the Type557 model. The pump model
will allow you to turn ON and OFF the flow between the heat pump and the
ground field and the pipe model will ensure that there is thermal
capacitance in the piping loop. It may be that your bore field (Type557)
provides enough thermal capacitance to ensure that the loop is
numerically stable but it is best to add the lrunout pipes as well.
<br><br>
Kind regards,<br>
David<br><br>
<br><br>
At 06:43 12/22/2007, LiDapeng wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">dear trnsys users:<br><br>
I want to use type66 and type557a to simulate a heat pump cycle,
and a simple heat pump cycle including evaporator, compressor, condenser
and throttle valve is modeled with EES. The outlet fluid temperature of
type557a is as the import parameter(ie. enter water temperature of
condenser) of EES, and the export parameter of EES is as the inlet fluid
temperature of type557a, so these both form a cycle. But i don't know how
to determine this cycle's initial value, such as enter water temperature
at time=0.<br><br>
Doed anyone help me? Thank you very much!<br><br>
Best regards!<br>
<br>
Dapeng <br><br>
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