Hi, I recently has seen another person using the similar Zone Control Type Sched object and did not get the desired result. I wonder which example file is using it. I noticed that: MeanAirTemperature was in the Z1 RSlab object but the control type of the same name was not found in the idf file. Zone 1 Thermostat was Defined and not used. Dual band type used the same names for the setpoints, but with different values for different types, and the values did not have a dead band. I may have picked up the wrong objects. I think, the plant side did not have a season dependent available schedule. Therefore, heating and cooling may be on at the same time. !- ============================== Schedule:Compact, ZONE CONTROL TYPE SCHED, !- Name ANY NUMBER, !- Schedule Type Limits Name Through: 5/1, !- Field 1 For: Alldays, !- Field 2 Until: 24:00, 1, !- Field 4 Heat only Through: 5/30, !- Field 5 For: Alldays, !- Field 6 Until: 24:00, 4.00, !- Field 8 Dual band Through: 8/30, !- Field 9 For: Alldays, !- Field 10 Until: 24:00, 2, !- Field 12 Cool only Through: 9/30, !- Field 13 For: Alldays, !- Field 14 Until: 24:00, 4, !- Field 16 Dual band Through: 12/31, !- Field 17 For: Alldays, !- Field 18 Until: 24:00, 1; !- Field 20 Heat only ZoneControl:Thermostat, Zone 1 Thermostat, !- Name Z1, !- Zone Name Zone Control Type Sched, !- Control Type Schedule Name ThermostatSetpoint:SingleHeating, !- Control 1 Object Type Termostat heating, !- Control 1 Name ThermostatSetpoint:SingleCooling, !- Control 2 Object Type Termostat cooling, !- Control 2 Name ThermostatSetpoint:DualSetpoint, !- Control 3 Object Type Termostat dual; !- Control 3 Name ZoneHVAC:LowTemperatureRadiant:VariableFlow, z1 Rslab, !- Name Radiant-operation, !- Availability Schedule Name Z1, !- Zone Name Obj:0510, !- Surface Name or Radiant Surface Group Name 0.012, !- Hydronic Tubing Inside Diameter {m} 585, !- Hydronic Tubing Length {m} MeanAirTemperature, !- Temperature Control Type 0.0002, !- Maximum Hot Water Flow {m3/s} z1 Rslab-hot-in, !- Heating Water Inlet Node Name z1 Rslab-hot-out, !- Heating Water Outlet Node Name 2.0, !- Heating Control Throttling Range {deltaC} RADIANT HEATING SETPOINTS, !- Heating Control Temperature Schedule Name 0.0002, !- Maximum Cold Water Flow {m3/s} z1 Rslab-cold-in, !- Cooling Water Inlet Node Name z1 Rslab-cold-out, !- Cooling Water Outlet Node Name 2.0, !- Cooling Control Throttling Range {deltaC} RADIANT COOLING SETPOINTS, !- Cooling Control Temperature Schedule Name SimpleOff, !- Condensation Control Type -3; !- Condensation Control Dewpoint Offset {C} ================= Most of the 107 warnings are on the Window5 data, which I do not have much experience in using. Your plotted results seem to show that the system is under sized and the zone temperature is floowing the solar load.. Sorry, that I cannot solve the problems quickly. Dr. Li To: energyplus-support@xxxxxxxx; EnergyPlus_Support@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx From: alaak1974@xxxxxxxxx Date: Mon, 29 Jun 2009 09:32:10 -0700 Subject: [EnergyPlus_Support] very high zone mean temperature
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