Co-Simulation Between ESP-r and TRNSYS Workshop

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Test the simulation in <strong>TRNSYS</strong> only• Set Type130 in test mode• Run• Double-click, change parameter 1 to 1• <strong>Simulation</strong> runs with constants (fake)outputs from Type 130• Useful to check whether connectionsmake sense108
Prepare the input file for cosimulation• Set Type130 back tonormal mode• Double-click, changeparameter 1 to 0• Do NOT run, butgenerate the inputfile (“Deck” file)• Calculate /Create Input file,or “pen” icon109
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Response Factor Method(Stephenson &
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Heat transfer (W)200018001600140012
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Co-simulation12
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“Internal” Coupling (≠ Co-Sim
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Source: Yuxiang Chen, A.K. Athienit
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No single BPS tool offers sufficien
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TRNSYS Methodologies• TRNSYS meth
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TRNSYS philosophyParametersInputsCo
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What’s in a component?Example: au
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TRNSYS solution methodology26
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Calling sequence for a standard Typ
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Conclusions• TRNSYS components ar
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ESP-r’s partitioned solution appr
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Relevant Heat and Mass Transfer Pro
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Form Heat Balances for Each CV:Intr
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Fully explicit form of discretized
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Crank-Nicholson difference formulat
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Plant Network
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CV Energy Balances
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a1,1 T1 z1a 2,2T 2z 2 a3,3 T 3
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Initiatetime-stepsimulationMZNUMA(S
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Design Approach• Middleware:• C
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timeESP-rBuilding domainPlant domai
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Page 62 and 63: TRNSYS philosophy applied tocosimul
Page 64 and 65: Type 130 Inputs / OutputsINPUTSTYPE
Page 66 and 67: Type 130 and convergence• TRNSYS
Page 68: Does it work ?68
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Page 95 and 96: Type 130DemoACC-RZonedataACC-SZone
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Page 99 and 100: Starting point• Launch Simulation
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Page 105 and 106: Define the hydronic loop• Use Lin
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Page 117: Conclusions• ESP-r / TRNSYS co-si
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