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[EnergyPlus_Support] Sizing:System

Dear EnergyPlus Users,

I have a question regarding the "Type of Load to Size On" parameter under the Sizing:System class of EnergyPlus. I have a residential building with mechanical ventilation system and I want to size the air flow rates considering both the zone loads and the ventilation requirement of the house. Can I do that? If I can, would you please describe how I can do that? Should I choose the "Sensible" or the "Ventilation Requirement" as the "Type of Load to Size On"? What if I have a humidity control in the house, will I be able to size the system considering the latent loads? Would you please describe how I can size the system considering the latent loads?

Thanks in advance for your help,
Best Regards,

Simge Andolsun
PhD Candidate
Texas A&M University
College of Architecture



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