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Re: [EnergyPlus_Support] Co-Simulation Matlab/MLE+/EnergyPlus





Mike,

It seems that you would want to take a look at the Building Control Virtual Test Bed (BCVTB)
http://simulationresearch.lbl.gov/bcvtb

The Building Controls Virtual Test Bed (BCVTB) is a software environment that allows users to couple different simulation programs for co-simulation, and to couple simulation programs with actual hardware

Best,
Julien

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2015-02-20 13:18 GMT+01:00 abc_energy@xxxxxxxxx [EnergyPlus_Support] <EnergyPlus_Support@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
 

Hello,


I am a future young engineer working on building enveloppes. For my master thesis i want to make a co-simulation in order to couple EnergyPlus with optimizations algorithms in Matlab.


Is there a way to control Fenestrations vertex (coordinates)as below by the help of

ExternalInterface.


  ExternalInterface:Variable,
    vertex1,           !- Name of Erl variable
    3;                !- Initial Value


FenestrationSurface:Detailed,
    Sub Surface 6,           !- Name
    Window,                  !- Surface Type
    ASHRAE   !- Construction Name
    Surface 2,               !- Building Surface Name
    ,                        !- Outside Boundary Condition Object
    ,                        !- View Factor to Ground
    ,                        !- Shading Control Name
    ,                        !- Frame and Divider Name
    ,                        !- Multiplier
    ,                        !- Number of Vertices
    7.65,                    !- Vertex 1 X-coordinate {m}
    0,                       !- Vertex 1 Y-coordinate {m}
    3.4,                     !- Vertex 1 Z-coordinate {m}
    7.65,                    !- Vertex 2 X-coordinate {m}
    0,                       !- Vertex 2 Y-coordinate {m}
    0.15,                    !- Vertex 2 Z-coordinate {m}
    8.85,                    !- Vertex 3 X-coordinate {m}
    0,                       !- Vertex 3 Y-coordinate {m}
    0.15,                    !- Vertex 3 Z-coordinate {m}
    8.85,                    !- Vertex 4 X-coordinate {m}
    0,                       !- Vertex 4 Y-coordinate {m}
    vertex1;                     !- Vertex 4 Z-coordinate {m}


If not is there a trick to solve this problem?


Best regards


Mike





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