[Equest-users] Ground temperatures
Joe Huang
yjhuang at whiteboxtechnologies.com
Thu Oct 24 12:15:23 PDT 2013
In my opinion, the easiest way to get the ground temperatures would not be through DOE-2
Hourly Reports, although I'm sure that can be done, but by reading them from the weather
file using the WTHFMT2 utility program that converts the file from binary to text. There
are just 12 numbers for monthly ground temperatures, shown on line 2 of the *.FMT files.
By the way, I think that DOE-2 does some smoothing or interpolation of the monthly ground
temperatures; right now if you look at the hourly heat transfer through Underground walls
or floors, you'll see a wierd staircase effect with the same load for a whole month, and
then a jump to a different load the next month, etc.
Joe
Joe Huang
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On 10/24/2013 11:05 AM, Simge Andolsun wrote:
> Dear eQuest Users,
> Would you please let me know which report would give me the deep ground temperatures
> used in ground heat transfer calculations of eQuest? I used to select an hourly report
> variable to make DOE-2.1e report these values, but I am not sure how to get these values
> from eQuest. Would you help me with this?
> Thank you very much in advance for your help,
> Best Regards,
> Simge Andolsun, PhD.
>
>
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