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Re: [EnergyPlus_Support] Temperatures in a water loop




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Jean Marais
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On 20.03.2014, at 12:38, <<mailto:fpasserini.tn@xxxxxxxxx>fpasserini.tn@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

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> Iâ??m modeling a DHW loop.

>  

> PlantLoop,

>     DHW Loop,                !- Name

>     WATER,                   !- Fluid Type

>     ,                        !- User Defined Fluid Type

>     DHW Loop Operation,      !- Plant Equipment Operation Scheme Name

>     Water Heater Use Loop Outlet Node,  !- Loop Temperature Setpoint Node Name

>     100,                     !- Maximum Loop Temperature {C}

>     3,                       !- Minimum Loop Temperature {C}

>     0.00000283,              !- Maximum Loop Flow Rate {m3/s}

>     0,                       !- Minimum Loop Flow Rate {m3/s}

>     0.015,                   !- Plant Loop Volume {m3}

>     Water Heater Use Loop Inlet Node,  !- Plant Side Inlet Node Name

>     Water Heater Use Loop Outlet Node,  !- Plant Side Outlet Node Name

>     Water Heater Use Branches,  !- Plant Side Branch List Name

>     Water Heater Use Connectors,  !- Plant Side Connector List Name

>     Demand Inlet Node,       !- Demand Side Inlet Node Name

>     Demand Outlet Node,      !- Demand Side Outlet Node Name

>     Demand Branches,         !- Demand Side Branch List Name

>     Demand Connectors,       !- Demand Side Connector List Name

>     OPTIMAL;                 !- Load Distribution Scheme

>  

> The water temperature delivered by the municipality is modeled as constantly equal to 15°C:

>  

> Site:WaterMainsTemperature,

>     Schedule,                !- Calculation Method

>     temp15C;                 !- Temperature Schedule Name

>  

> Schedule:Compact,

>     temp15C,                 !- Name

>     Temperature,             !- Schedule Type Limits Name

>     Through: 12/31,          !- Field 1

>     For: AllDays,            !- Field 2

>     Until: 24:00, 15;        !- Field 4

>  

> As I would expect, when there is water flow the temperature of the â??Demand Side Outlet Nodeâ?? (Demand Outlet Node) is equal to 15°C: <http://oi60.tinypic.com/2mnq0km.jpg><http://oi60.tinypic.com/2mnq0km.jpg>http://oi60.tinypic.com/2mnq0km.jpg

>  

> Among the output data, the water temperature of the â??Plant Side Inlet Nodeâ?? (Water Heater Use Loop Inlet Node) is much higher: <http://oi60.tinypic.com/5zgv9i.jpg><http://oi60.tinypic.com/5zgv9i.jpg>http://oi60.tinypic.com/5zgv9i.jpg

>  

> I donâ??t understand why the temperature in the â??Plant Side Inlet Nodeâ?? is higher than the temperature in the â??Demand Side Outlet Nodeâ??. There is no element between them.

> I have found in the .bnd file:

> Plant Loop Return Connection,DHW LOOP,DEMAND OUTLET NODE,WATER HEATER USE LOOP INLET NODE

>  

> The water heater is on the supply side and its setpoint temperature is 40°C. No recirculation should occur.

>  

> WaterHeater:Mixed,

>     Water Heater,            !- Name

>     0.1,                     !- Tank Volume {m3}

>     RISC Temp Schedule,      !- Setpoint Temperature Schedule Name

>     0,                       !- Deadband Temperature Difference {deltaC}

>     61,                      !- Maximum Temperature Limit {C}

>     Cycle,                   !- Heater Control Type

>     1200,                    !- Heater Maximum Capacity {W}

>     ,                        !- Heater Minimum Capacity {W}

>     ,                        !- Heater Ignition Minimum Flow Rate {m3/s}

>     ,                        !- Heater Ignition Delay {s}

>     Electricity,             !- Heater Fuel Type

>     1,                       !- Heater Thermal Efficiency

>     ,                        !- Part Load Factor Curve Name

>     ,                        !- Off Cycle Parasitic Fuel Consumption Rate {W}

>     ,                        !- Off Cycle Parasitic Fuel Type

>     ,                        !- Off Cycle Parasitic Heat Fraction to Tank

>     ,                        !- On Cycle Parasitic Fuel Consumption Rate {W}

>     ,                        !- On Cycle Parasitic Fuel Type

>     ,                        !- On Cycle Parasitic Heat Fraction to Tank

>     Zone,                    !- Ambient Te




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