The solution is to use 1 air loop and 1 zone equipment.
I have also heard that you can trick the simulation by splitting each zone, serving each split zone with a separate air loop, and then using cross-mixing objects with high flow rates to mix the split zones. I have not tried this, but it sounds interesting.
On 8/12/2011 2:39 PM, Vinay Devanathan wrote:
Hello Robin,Do you have a solution for this issue?Hope to hear from you.Vinay
On Fri, May 13, 2011 at 12:00 PM, rgen1202 <robin.genoud@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello,
I have txo separated AirLoop, one for the mechanichal ventilation, another for the Cooling. My problem is that I want to connect this Loops to one single zone, but there is only one Zone Return Air Node Name. And in fact, if i use this Return Air Node as the Zone Eqipment Outlet Node for both AirLoops, I have a severe error.
I tried using the exhaust node but I can't manage to connect it to the Airloop.
Thanks in advance.
Robin GENOUD
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