Hi
We’re simulation a thermal performance of a space with different ventilation supply conditions and one of them is a simple device which the engine and fan add 2°C to the external temperature, it means is a supply of air by specific fan which take the air directly from outside, but the manufacturer of this specific model of fan said us that it increase in 2°C the external air due to the heat produced by the engine, friction, etc. so we’d like to know: how could we simulated this effect of the air provision and the increasing of 2°C, we are simulating in apachesim in simplified way, no HVAC apache or systems, so what is the best way to simulate this? We though by supply external air +offset temperature : room conditions>air changes>auxiliary ventilation> external air +offset temperature> temperature offset= 2°C to simulate the 2°C . that could be right?, I’m not sure is thi way could be fine for a simple simulation
Thanks
How add temperature from the engine and fan to external temp
Re: How add temperature from the engine and fan to external
This is addressed on the LinkedIn group, IES VE Users.
Yes, the proposed method would work fine... either the supply air or aux air offset.
Yes, the proposed method would work fine... either the supply air or aux air offset.
Re: How add temperature from the engine and fan to external
I know it has been a while since this conversation but could you please explain what do you mean by the "dummy system"? how do I prevent the energy which is actually the recoverd heat to be calculated in the heat load? thanks a lot!

