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Re: [EnergyPlus_Support] Re: how to identify the "Temp rise coefficient" of Chiller:Electric
That might work, except the air-side performance of a chilled water coil in a
fan coil unit will be very different from the performance of a DX air coil,
especially the latent performance. So, I think a better approximation would be
to use individual DX units with some part-load curve adjustment.
Mike
On 16 Mar 2005, at 1:41, deserteagle_zhou wrote:
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> Dear Mike,
> Thanks for your quick kind reply. I have another question about the
> multi-evaporator system. It seems that no existing modules can be
> made up to simulate it. Do you have any suggestion?
> A proposed scheme is to use chiller:elctric + fancoil(one coil per
> room) and presume that the water side of plant have a ideal cooling
> distribution,and then replace the performence curve of chiller with
> that of multi-evaporator plant. I hope that it will give a similar
> energy consumption . Is it feasible?
> Your reply will be appreciated very much.
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> Eric Zhou
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> --- In EnergyPlus_Support@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Michael J. Witte"
> <mjwitte@g...> wrote:
> > This can be calculated by looking at a set of performance data for
> the chiller
> > for a range of evaporator and condenser water temperatures. For
> example, say
> > an electric chiller has a nominal capacity of 1000W at 6.7C Design
> Evaporator
> > Outlet and 29.4C Design Condenser Inlet. Find another set of
> water
> > temperatures at which the same chiller delivers 1000W of capacity
> (you may have
> > to interpolate to find such a point in the performance data). For
> example, say
> > the chiller also has a capacity of 1000W at 8C Evaporator Outlet
> and 32C
> > Condenser Inlet. Then the Temp Rise Coefficient would be (32-
> 29.4)/(8-
> > 6.7)=2.6/1.3=2.0.
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> > Mike
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> > On 15 Mar 2005, at 1:57, deserteagle_zhou wrote:
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> > > Hi,everybody
> > >
> > > I am studying the module Chiller:Electric now .How to identify
> > > the "Temp rise coefficient" of Chiller:Electric ? How to get
> > > "Required entering condenser air or water temperature to
> maintain
> > > rated capacity" and "Required leaving evaporator water outlet
> > > temperature to maintain rated capacity". What do the two
> parameters?
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> > > thank you very much!
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