Hello all,
I am wondering if it is possible to import HVAC configurations to Honbee components?
Thanks,
Hello all,
I am wondering if it is possible to import HVAC configurations to Honbee components?
Thanks,
No.
@MingboPeng is it something that Ironbug might support at some point?
@sz, can you also add a little bit more details on your workflow.
PS: Can you also set up your profile picture? Thanks!
Yes, I have been working on it for several days. But would like to hear more details about the workflow that @sz is expecting.
@MingboPeng @mostapha Thank you guys for replying.
I am new to OS, E+ and Honeybee, so I am not really sure what I am doing here. So the followings are the requirements that I need to model; they are essentially the fundamental set-up. Could you please let me know what are the best Honeybee components to use for this scenario?
• Heat = ON IF Temperature < 20°C; otherwise, Heat = OFF
• Cool = ON IF Temperature > 27°C; otherwise, Cool = OFF
• Heating capacity = 1000 kW (effectively infinite)
• Effective efficiency = 100%
• Cooling capacity = 1000 kW (effectively infinite)
• Effective efficiency = 100%
• Sensible cooling only; no latent heat load calculation
• Waste heat from fan = 0
Thanks a lot
SZ
The HVAC system configurations provided by Honeybee’s HVACSystemsList
is not adequate to suit my need. Therefore, it might be easier to import my own HVAC configurations.
I will try ironbug shortly
@sz
If understand your system correctly, it is basally an “Ideal Air Load” system, with heating and cooling set points.
@MingboPeng I am not sure how this thing works though. What is the difference between heatingSetPtSchedules_
and heatingSetPt_
? What are the coolingSetback_
? In addition, how to define the capacity of the heating and cooling system for the ideal air load model?
Thank you very much for your help.
SZ
heatingSetPtSchedules_
is an hourly setting for heatingSetPt_
.
heatingSetPt_
is a constant value for entire year.
coolingSetback_ is the temperature to maintain when the space is not occupied.
ideal air load system: basically is a system has infinite capacity and 100% efficiency.