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[EnergyPlus_Support] Fwd: RoomAir model
Hi.
I'm reposting this in the hope of getting some experience-based
insight into the appropriate AirRoom models to use when the inner
heights are high (5-6m) or the main aspects to take into account in
order to make that selection.
Regards,
Ana Rui.
--- In EnergyPlus_Support@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "anarui.oliveira"
<anarui.oliveira@...> wrote:
Hello, All.
When modelling zones with a useful height of 5m or 6m (or higher),
the "Well mixed" room air model is still an acceptable approximation?
The "Displacement ventilation" model shouldn't be used if insufflated
air is not introduced at approximately ground level?
If using "Displacement ventilation" model, are there any intervals
(too
high or too low) of the calculated transition height that indicate
that
this model is not appropriate for the current situation? Similarly,
is
there any relation between the height of temperature sensors and
transition height that makes this model inadequate?
Thanks in advance,
Ana Rui.
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