Radiator modelling

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zaferyuce
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Radiator modelling

Post by zaferyuce »

Hello all,

I am trying to model a residential building which is designed with a boiler and radiator. However I have created hot water loop including boiler and two individual radiators for seperate rooms. But I have problem when simulating model as' mismatch variable (temp )'. Also program forced me to put sensors then I have placed sensors to room input and output line. But still same problem exists.

Do you have any idea about this?

Reagrds.

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PCully
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Re: Radiator modelling

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Hi,

I think you would benefit from some Training from IES in this area. We offer e-training options which will cover all the basics of configuring your networks for both airside and waterside/plant.

http://www.iesve.com/training/subjects/ ... apachehvac

There are also some pre-defined systems you can import and reference meantime to see who these should be configured. There are very simple cases if the Prototype systems are a little overwhelming at first. I'd also suggest you have a read through the ApacheHVAC User Guide since it gives rules for controller placement (re sensors and controlled nodes)

http://www.iesve.com/support/userguides

Phil
IES Worldwide Technical Support
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