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<font face="Arial">Dear Xiao,<br>
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Schedules in Type56 have no particular unit. Factors you define for
each hours are constants. They may be affected to gains or anything
else (external or internal shading factor if <1 for example). In
Restaurant example, factors defined in Weekday or Week end schedules
allow you to take into account different internal gain level at
different stages of the day.<br>
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Concerning data you want to save, you will find </font><font
face="Arial">daily, weekly, monthly or seasonal summaries generated by
</font><font face="Arial">Type 28 (file *.sum in Restaurant directory
for example)<br>
Data are also saved in "Bldg-HourlyLoads.out " - "Bldg-HourlyTemp.out"
and "Bldg-Monthly.out " files, generated by Type 56. That files may be
opened with notepad.<br>
Otherwise, you may print result you need in an Excel file using Type 25
(Output - Printer). After adding that component, you will have to :<br>
- </font><font face="Arial">specify </font><font face="Arial">the
number of variable you want to save in "Input" tab<br>
- connect Type 56 outputs to Type 25 <br>
- define *.xls file name in "External Files" tab.<br>
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Best regards<br>
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xiao shi a écrit :
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cite="mid:54654b250812180832h21f40716g7f47971152b9e680@mail.gmail.com"
type="cite">Hi everyone,<br>
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I have some questions on the gain and schedule. When I am practicing
with the restaurant model, they use the schedule to find the gain. On
the schedule, they have a schedule type named weekday and define it as
daily. They can set the time and value. I dont understand what is the
value represent because it does not has any units. Also, they multiply
some constant with the schedule for the gain. Are they multiply the the
constant with the value that is define in the schedule? Furthermore, I
can only plot the data using online plotting. Can I save the data into
excel or notepad instead of the online plotting? Thank you very much
for your answer.<br>
<br>
Xiao Shi<br>
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