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Senne,<br>
Typically the way this would be accomplished is to connect the flow
from Type60's outlet to the active layer fluid inlet temperature and
mass flow rate via a pump and to turn the pump on and off based on the
control signal of a thermostat that watches the zone temperature
(Type108 would be a good choice for the thermostat model). The tank
would then be kept warm separately by some kind of heater. Type60 has a
thermostat and heater built into it if you want to use an electric or
gas element. Take a look at parameters 15 through 29. If you are
heating the tank by external means (a solar collector, a heat pump,
etc.) then Type2 is probably the correct choice but it should look at
the tank bottom temperature and the outlet temperature of the heating
device.<br>
Kind regards,<br>
David<br>
<br>
<br>
senne plessers wrote:
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</style>Dear all,<br>
<br>
I recently start using trnsys16, now I have to implement a house that
has <br>
an active layer in the floor and in the ceiling. To supply the heating
I added <br>
a thermal storage (type60t) that is connected to the actieve layer and
the<br>
heating in trnbuild. <br>
<br>
Now I want to control this heating or storage tank, I want to turn off
the heating<br>
when the temperature rises above a certain value, because above this
value it is <br>
not necessary to produce heat. I thought I had to do it with type2 but
it doesn't<br>
seem to work. Is there a way to shut the heating off in these periods?
Or am I <br>
doing something wrong with my parameters and inputs? I follow this
procedure:<br>
<br>
Upper input temperature=25<br>
Lower input temperature I connect with the temperature of a thermal zone<br>
Monitoring temperature=0<br>
Upper dead band = 5<br>
Lower dead band=0<br>
The output control function I connect with the input of the heating<br>
<br>
<br>
Kind Regards,<br>
<br>
Senne<br>
<br>
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