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Re: [EnergyPlus_Support] Re: A problem of Sensible Heating/Cooling Rate
What version are you running? These definitions were added in v1.2.1.
On 10 Nov 2004, at 13:34, Michael J. Witte wrote:
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> 0. Definitions of these variables appear beginning on p. 180 (pdf p. 210) of
> the Input Output Reference. I will admit the definitions are quite brief. The
> answers to the remaining questions can all be explained by reviewing the zone
> thermostat setpoint, zone temperatures, and system supply air temperatures.
>
> 1. No. On this day, the system fan is on for all hours with some amount of
> outside air at all times (smaller at night), the zone heating setpoint is 12.8C
> at night and switches to 21.1C at hour 8, the maint heating coil is controlled
> to supply 16C supply air. The zone temperature in the early morning is floating
> between 15.7 and 16.2C, and some fraction of lights and equipment are always on
> adding heat to the space. Whenever the zone is >16C, this variable will report
> cooling; <16C heating.
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> 2. At hour 8, the thermostat setpoint increases to 21.1C, so the heating
> delivered is large to recover from setback.
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> 3. It is not simultaneous at the HVAC system time step. The values reported in
> the example are averaged or summed over the zone time step which may contain
> multiple system time steps. As explained before, you must report these
> variables at the "detailed" reporting frequency to see every HVAC system time
> step.
>
> 4. The zone is floating down to the setback temperature while the system
> continues to supply minimum flow at 16C. If the zone is >16C, the system is
> cooling the space by default until the thermostat calls for heat to maintain the
> setback temperature.
>
> Mike
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> On 9 Nov 2004, at 2:47, hbn_pch wrote:
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> >
> >
> > Dear all:
> > Thanks for Mike's kind reply.
> > I have searched the document and find it just lists the name of the
> > variables.There is no specification in the document.
> > For convenience,I list the values for the whole day in 14th,Jan.
> > I use Space-1 for instance.From 1am to 7am,the Zone/Sys Cooling Rate
> > values are:210w,217w,220w,215w,218w,219w,208w.The Zone/Sys Heating
> > Rate values are 0.At 8am,The Zone/Sys Heating Rate value is 2519w,and
> > the Zone/Sys Cooling Rate is 0.At 9am,The Zone/Sys Heating Rate value
> > is 167w and the Zone/Sys Cooling Rate value is 62 w.For the remainer
> > hour,the Zone/Sys Cooling Rate value
> > are:517w,558w,574w,525w,550w,591w,573w,546w,542w,457w,381w,318w,270w,2
> > 29w,217w,0w.And The Zone/Sys Heating Rate value is 0.
> > Then problems come:
> > Problem 1:Why there is only Zone/Sys Cooling Rate during 1am to 7am?
> > And during 1am to 7am,the Zone/sys Air Temp values increase a little
> > sometimes,if the Zone/sys Air Temp increase,The Zone/sys Heating Rate
> > value must be positive?
> >
> > Problem 2:Why the the Zone/Sys Heating value is so big?
> >
> > Problem 3:Why the the Zone/Sys Heating and The Zone/Sys Cooling Rate
> > exist simultaneous and the values is so small?
> >
> > Problem 4:Why there is only Zone/Sys Cooling Rate during the remainer
> > hours.And in front hours of the remain,the system is on its occpuied
> > period,but the Zone/Sys Heating Rate value is 0.Why?
> >
> > Thanks for all your kind help!
> > pch
> >
> >
> >
> > --- In EnergyPlus_Support@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Michael J. Witte"
> > <mjwitte@g...> wrote:
> > > The Zone/Sys Heating/Cooling report variables are described in the
> > Input Output
> > > Reference, as are most report variables. Search the docment for
> > the variable
> > > name to find a description.
> > >
> > > In this simulation, the thermostat has a setback schedule, so that
> > is why the
> > > zone temperatures are cool in the unoccupied period. Also, during
> > winter, the
> > > system has been scheduled to run the fan around the clock. The
> > minimum outside
> > > air schedules is set to 2% during unoccupied hours, so the system
> > always brings
> > > in some fresh air. During the hours that you refer to that show
> > values for
> > > Zone/Sys Sensible Cooling, the system is cooling the space because
> > the mixed
> > > air is cooler than the zone air. Remember that the zone/sys
> > heating/cooling
> > > variables indicate what the system delivered to the zone, not what
> > the coils
> > > are doing.
> > >
> > > Mike
> > >
> > >
> > > On 5 Nov 2004, at 3:09, hbn_pch wrote:
> > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Dear all:
> > > > I start a simulation of the example of 5ZoneEngChill.idf
> > attached
> > > > to the EnergyPlus.
> > > > For analysis,I add a boiler parameter of Boiler Gas Consumption
> > > > Rate in the report parameter.I discover that there is only
> > Sensible
> > > > Cooling Rate values from 1am to the 7am.But at 8am there is only
> > > > Sensible Heating Rate values,and these values are very
> > big.Whereas,in
> > > > 9am,Sensible Cooling Rate value and Sensible Heating Rate value
> > exist
> > > > simultaneous and the two values are very small.For remainder
> > > > hours,there is Sensible Cooling Rate only.
> > > > From 1am to 7am,the Zone/Sys Air Temp values are approximately
> > > > 17C,and from 8am to 6pm the Zone/Sys Air Temp values are
> > > > approximately 21C.Then the Zone/Sys Air Temp values decrease by
> > hour.
> > > > So I'm puzzled.I can't find the reasonable explain.I even did't
> > > > know what do Zone/Sys Heating/Cooling Rate and Zone/Sys Air Temp
> > mean.
> > > >
> > > > Thanks for all your kind help!
> > > > pch
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