EnergyPlus does not expect a node other than an outdoor air node to be used as the inlet to an air-cooled condenser. However, the node conditions for OA nodes are set early in the simulation. You should look at the node conditions entering the air-cooled condenser to see if they represent the current OA condition or the expected relief node condition. If they represent the relief node condition you can disregard the warning.
On 1/12/2016 3:40 PM,
alyelhefni@xxxxxxxxx [EnergyPlus_Support] wrote:
Hi all ,
In my system I took defined the relief node ( exhast ) as the inlet to the condenser of plant loop to save energy .
The following warning appear :
** Warning ** Chiller:Electric, Adding OutdoorAir:Node=R_COND_IN
why does the program re-defines condenser inlet as an outdoor air node ?
How can I change that and make it as explained ?
Please help
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