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[EnergyPlus_Support] COMIS capabilities
Dear All,
Some quick questions about COMIS:
1) Is COMIS supplied as part of EnergyPlus? Is it COMIS 3.0? Or has
it been developed in any way? If so, does anyone have a list of these
additional developments?
2) How is the simulation with COMIS performed? i.e. does COMIS run
separately as another executable and the two programs exchange data
as the simulation proceeds, or has the COMIS source code been
integrated into the main simulation of EnergyPlus? If it's the former
does this make the simulation slower?
3) Can COMIS simulate more than one air network at a time? (e.g. a
semi-detached house where heat transfers through the party wall, but
the air flows in each house are not connected). If not, what would be
the best way to approach this semi-detached problem with the current
software?
4) In tall atria (or other large spaces) it is useful to simulate
stratification effects by 'stacking' zones one on top of the other
vertically. Is COMIS able to simulate the air movement through these
large horizontal openings between the zones? If not, what is the
recommendation for simulating a large stratified space?
Thanks in advance
David.
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