Make the OA intake flow rate the same as the Fan flow rate, you have 100% OA system.
How do you feed this to all the zones, is another question.
Templates give you a complete view of the EPlus naming convention in the expIDF, before you have learned how to do it yourself directly using an editor.
Learn from that to see how the nodes are systematically named and connected and sequentially placed, and to add more functions as you learn more.
Templates are grouped to illustrate from a simple air loop, to a complex water system with boiler, chiller, tower, and what you can think off. Do not forget the zone thermostat.
Cooling can be done with DX coil, HP, chilled water with chiller, condenser cooling, cooling tower, etc. They are all there.
Dr. Li
To: EnergyPlus_Support@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
From: jippnojunk@xxxxxxxxx
Date: Tue, 19 Apr 2011 21:48:04 +0000
Subject: [EnergyPlus_Support] HVACTemplates: - Electric fancoils and 100% OA systems
Hi all,
HVACtemplate's are great for simpler modeling...I am just not up to speed with the full length HVAC objects... but it seems impossible to model the simplest systems using the HVACTemplate objects:
Electric baseboards and electric fancoils.
Are we suppose to model simpler systems directly without HVAC:Template's? Then I would have to continue my E+ learning. :-)
((BTW: can one model some systems of a building with HVACTemplate's and the rest of the systems with the full length objects and class? Maybe run the IDF with the HVACTemplate object first, rename the EXPIDF and continue the input with the other HVAC objects? any reasons why one shouldn't do that?))
also how would one model a 100% outside air system? (100% make up air without recirc) Using a chilled water cooling coil...Only HVACTemplate:system VAV can use chilled water... (Sorry, I just posted another msg about that a few minutes ago... not exactly same topic)
JP Beaulieu,
HVACtemplate's are great for simpler modeling...I am just not up to speed with the full length HVAC objects... but it seems impossible to model the simplest systems using the HVACTemplate objects:
Electric baseboards and electric fancoils.
Are we suppose to model simpler systems directly without HVAC:Template's? Then I would have to continue my E+ learning. :-)
((BTW: can one model some systems of a building with HVACTemplate's and the rest of the systems with the full length objects and class? Maybe run the IDF with the HVACTemplate object first, rename the EXPIDF and continue the input with the other HVAC objects? any reasons why one shouldn't do that?))
also how would one model a 100% outside air system? (100% make up air without recirc) Using a chilled water cooling coil...Only HVACTemplate:system VAV can use chilled water... (Sorry, I just posted another msg about that a few minutes ago... not exactly same topic)
JP Beaulieu,
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