[BLDG-SIM] High rise condo system
Graham Carter & Megan Lyall
hamnmegs at ozemail.com.au
Sat Jun 30 16:07:09 PDT 2007
Chris,
I haven't used the 2-pipe changeover system so not sure what happens
in terms of heating and cooling priority. If you could give priority
to cooling but make cooling unavailable through the winter months
(just in case you have one unit overheating) then the baseboards
would take care of the rest?
If you can't prioritise cooling over heating then you could disable
the cooling and heating availability in the swing season and allow
electric baseboard heating to operate (make sure FCU fan is still
on). In this case you would be guessing on aligning the schedules
with weather so it probably wouldn't work that well. You could
iterate on different changeover dates to try and get it right ...
Regards,
Graham
On 22/06/2007, at 3:09 AM, Chris Jones wrote:
> The typical market condo in downtown Toronto has a two-pipe fan
> coil with an electric coil for heating during the change over
> season. This is near to impossible to easily model with DOE2.1e.
> Does equest include the capability to include electric backup with
> the TPTC hydronic system?
>
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> Chris Jones
> 14 Oneida Avenue
> Toronto, ON M5J 2E3.
> Tel. 416-203-7465
> Fax. 416-946-1005
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