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Re: [EnergyPlus_Support] Humidity and CO2 controls
No, there are no controls like this. The closest option available is to use
"VENTILATION:MECHANICAL" which will modulate the outside air flow in proportion
to the total number of people present in the spaces served by a single air loop.
Mike
On 23 Dec 2004, at 14:58, bridget_drukker wrote:
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> I would like to model a number of different domestic ventilation
> systems e.g. MVHR and local extract with heat recovery. A number of
> these systems are %RH or CO2 controlled and switch to boost mode
> depending either on a set-point or to several boost settings
> depending on the rate of change. Is this control feedback loop
> possible to model in Energy Plus?
> Many thanks...
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