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Re: [EnergyPlus_Support] control dampers



I think David is trying to model an older HVAC system that has constant
volume supply fans moving air to variable volume zone boxes.  These
systems include a loop connection between the supply air and the return
air with a damper that operates to maintain a duct pressure set point
(Carrier is one manufacturer).

My experience with these systems is that they perform poorly.  I would
not design a new system like this, but I might try to model an existing
system to evaluate the performance difference of a redesign.  I do not
believe that E+ has sufficient control interfaces to build and model
this type of system.  I think that a new equipment module would be
required to contain the calculation dynamics of this type of bypass
system.

Ned Lyon

Senior Project Manager
Simpson Gumpertz & Heger Inc.

41 Seyon Street
Building #1, Suite 500
Waltham, MA  02453

Phone:  781-907-9000
Fax:  781-907-9009


>>> mjwitte@xxxxxxxx 3/3/2004 1:57:37 PM >>>
I am not sure I understand exactly what your bypass will do.  The dual
duct and 
VAV dampers are controlled by the zone thermostat to meet the zone
setpoint.  
The central heating coil in such a system is controlled by a setpoint
manager 
to meet a specified leaving air temperature off the coil.  See the 
DDAutoSize.idf and 5ZoneAuto.idf example files.

Mike


On 1 Mar 2004, at 20:13, David Cormier wrote:

> hello,
> 
> I have a second interrogation about the control of damper ... I model
a 
> central heating coil with a constant fan ... I want to have a damper
in the zone
> and a big bypass that will take the flow that the damper will not
take ....
> 
> May I use SINGLE DUCT:CONST VOLUME or SINGLE DUCT:VAV ?
> 
> How the program proceed to choose if he open the damper or increase
the coil
> production ?? How we can control that choice ??
> 
> (I look at the example files of vav ... I don't see damper
control...)
> 
> thank you!
> 
> david cormier
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