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[EnergyPlus_Support] Re: Many coils in one AHU



A problematic issue is that the DX cooling coil and the DX heating coil are part of the same refrigerant circuit. The goal of the system is the dehumidification. I would like to impose the condition:

heat provided by the DX heating coil =  heat subtracted by the cooling coil + work of the compressor

Is it possible? Or does a better way to model such a system exist? E.g., does a method exist to model explicitly a refrigerant circuit within an AHU?

If it is impossible, I would like to impose at least the following conditions:

1.  IF  the DX cooling coil works  THEN  the DX heating coil works

2.  IF  the DX heating coil works  THEN  the DX cooling coil works

And then I would adjust the COP values.

Any suggestion, please?

Regards
Francesco



--- In EnergyPlus_Support@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "FrancescoP" <direzionecontraria@...> wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I have to model a dehumidification system (an AHU without outdoor air, only recirculation) in which there are a water cooling coil, a DX cooling coil, a DX heating coil, and another water cooling coil. 
> I begin to model in DesignBuilder, then I export the .idf file in EnergyPlus. As you can read at the following link, modeling such a system directly in DesignBuilder isn't possible:
> http://www.designbuilder.co.uk/index.php?option=com_forum&Itemid=1&page=viewtopic&p=12704#12704
> What is the best way, in your opinion?
> In DesignBuilder shall I begin with an Unitary heat pump or with a Generic Air loop?
> Best Regards
>




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