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[EnergyPlus_Support] Re: Limited Cooling Capacity
Fred,
Thanks for your quick answer!
My problem is that I want to get the air temperatures of a zone with
a limited cooling capacity from any ideal system.
I do not need to define any supply air temperatures or maximum flow
rates.
Basically I just want to limit the cooling capacity to e.g. 2kW, to
examine the resulting zone air temperatures. I used to use BLAST,
where it was quite easy to do that (limit the cooling capacity in the
controls tab).
Do you have any idea how to simulate that within EnergyPlus?
Your help is greatly appreciated.
--- In EnergyPlus_Support@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Fred Buhl <wfbuhl@...>
wrote:
>
> Florian,
>
> Since one can't set the cooling capacity of Purchased Air
directly,
> (one can only set
> the maximum flow rate) I assume you are comparing "Purchased Air
> Sensible Cooling Rate"
> with "Zone/Sys Sensible Cooling Load". "Zone/Sys Sensible Cooling
Load"
> is calculated
> after the zone temperature is updated at the end of the HVAC
timestep;
> "Purchased Air Sensible Cooling Rate"
> is calculated using the zone (or return) temperature befor the
update.
> If the zone temperature is
> tightly controlled, there will be no difference. If the zone
temperature
> is rising, the zone load
> will be larger than the Purchased Air output.
>
> Fred Buhl
>
> Florian Stift wrote:
> > I am interested in the air temperatures of a zone in response to
a
> > limited cooling capacity. I don't want to take any system loads
into
> > account.
> >
> > When limiting the cooling capacity using the Purchased Air
Option, the
> > air temperature exceeds its setpoints as I supposed but
the "Zone/Sys
> > Sensible Cooling Load" is higher than the limited cooling
capacity. How
> > can simulation results outrun the cooling capacity entered?
> >
> > Thanks for your help!
> >
> >
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