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LLNLNBSLDNECAPNOAAORNLPDLSDLSOLMETTMYTRYLawrence Livermore National LaboratoryNational Bureau of Standards Loads Determination ProgramNASA's Energy Cost Analysis ProgramNational Oceanic and Atmospheric AdministrationOak Ridge National LaboratoryPLANT Description LanguageSYSTEMS Description LanguageSolar Meteorological ObservationsTypical Meteorological YearTest <strong>Reference</strong> Year1.9 (Revised 5/81)
Page 1 and 2: Lawrence BerkeleyL r tLos Alamos Sc
Page 4 and 5: NOTICEThe explicit function of this
Page 6: USER EVALUATIONDOE-2.1 REFERENCE MA
Page 10 and 11: DOE-2 REFERENCE MANUALTABLE OF CONT
Page 12 and 13: PageB. LDL INPUT INSTRUCTIONS. . .
Page 14 and 15: Page5.6.SYSTEM Control Strategy . .
Page 16 and 17: C. SOLAR SIMULATOR ..1. Introductio
Page 18: B. MANUAL AND TAPE NOTATIONS1. Form
Page 22 and 23: ABSTRACTThis document describes the
Page 24 and 25: algorithms, as modified by Consulta
Page 26 and 27: DOE-2 Staff PersonnelPrincipal Inve
Page 28 and 29: STATUS AND AVAIL.ABILITYMay 1981Thi
Page 30: SERVICE BUREAUMISSOURIMcDonnell-Dou
Page 34 and 35: I. INTRODUCTIONThis Reference Manua
Page 36 and 37: B. PROGRAM PACKAGEThe DOE-2 program
Page 38 and 39: 2. BDL ProcessorThe ~DL Processor s
Page 40 and 41: thermal energy consumption of the b
Page 44: II.A. LANGUAGE CONCEPTS • .BUILDI
Page 47 and 48: BDL instructions take the formU-nam
Page 49 and 50: 5. A keyword may not be misspelled
Page 51 and 52: 7. SubcommandsUse of a subcommand i
Page 53 and 54: INPUT F OR SYSTEI~S ...............
Page 55 and 56: COMPUTE PLANTSTOPThe previous examp
Page 57 and 58: The COMPUTE instructions for SYSTEM
Page 59 and 60: ADVANCED SCHEDULING___ --;-;--::-::
Page 61 and 62: The instruction takes the formPARAM
Page 63 and 64: LIBRARY-CONTENTSThe contents of the
Page 65 and 66: where Line-N is one of five valid k
Page 67 and 68: 3. A parametric keyword must be def
Page 69 and 70: ---,.,-;;;c;-;;;"""---- = DAY-SCHED
Page 71 and 72: TIME-TO-HOURCONVERTERTime--Hour12:0
Page 73 and 74: Code-wordMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNHOLWD
Page 75 and 76: 3. Dates given must be in chronolog
Page 77 and 78: 5. The maximum number of code-numbe
Page 79 and 80: 14. COMPUTEThe COMPUTE instruction
Page 82 and 83: III. LOADS PROGRAMTABLE OF CONTENTS
Page 84 and 85: A. INTRODUCTIONIII. LOADS PROGRAMTh
Page 86 and 87: (3) Attach the LDL instructions, be
Page 88 and 89: WINDOWDOORinstructions. The WINDOW
Page 90 and 91: zBuilding Coordinate31ystemHorizont
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Building Z-AxisBuilding Y-AxisBuild
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BuildingZ-AxisSpaceZ-AxisOrigin Of.
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window or door that is recessed int
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~~~~00;:0roro0-Ol-- 00~SON= Surface
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SPACE (1)EXTERIOR-WALL (1)WINDOW (l
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Rules:The initial date is the first
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RUN-PERIOD(User Worksheet)User Inpu
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00-2 DESIGN-DAY $DATA FOR SECOND ZZ
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2.3.If the user desires any simulat
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4. BUILDING-LOCATIONU-nameThe BUILD
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The azimuth is expressed in degrees
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BUILDING-LOCATION or B-L*(User Work
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system. Often, it is difficult to e
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U-nameBUILDING-SHADE or B-S(User Wo
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ELEC-SCHEDULEELEC-KWVERT-TRANS-SCHV
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7. SPACE-CONDITIONSThe primary use
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is varied with respect to time and
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LIGHT-TO-SPACETASK-LIGHT-SCHTASK-LI
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SOURCE-BTU/HRSOURCE-SCHEDULEPROCESS
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KeywordAIR-CHANGESjHRINF-CFM/SQFTNE
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InsideNeulral++-PressureLevel.:;.,
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Rules:Example:1. Infiltration metho
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InputRan~eKeyword Abbrev. User Inpu
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I7MATERIAL/MATERIALTHICKNESS, CONDU
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4. Specify a list of DOE-2 code-wor
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User Input File~- name = MATERIALLi
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No.Description7 . I-in. wood with I
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!'io.3SDescriptionTable 27WalJ 4·i
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It is not necessary for the user to
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U-nome = CONSTRUCTIONU-VALUE = numb
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Table 29Transfer Function Coefficie
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RESISTANCEExamp les:As an alternati
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11. LAYERSThe LAYERS instruction is
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Example:One-ft-thick concrete block
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12. CONSTRUCTIONThis instruction is
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Slab doors are also defined as a U-
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ROUGHNESSis specified as a code-num
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U-name*CONSTRUCTION or CONS(User Wo
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To use Table IIL1 the user should f
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TABLE IIL1TRANSMITTANCE, REFLECTANC
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For glass doors treated as windows,
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14. SPACEThe SPACE instruction is u
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If---2-AUDITORIUM 3-4~--DRESS-ROOMF
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Ex amp les:1. Specify a SPACE that
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15. EXTERIOR-WALL (or ROOF)This ins
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SHADING-DIVISIONMULTIPLIERxYZHEIGHT
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Ru 1 es:Example:to the space. It al
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~ EXTERIOR-WALL0 nameor E-W (or ROO
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HEIGHTWIDTHNote:Rules:Ex amp le:is
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17. DOORThis instruction is used to
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U-name= DOOR (User Worksheet)InputR
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NEXT-TOMULTIPLIERSOLAR-FRACTIONof t
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Ex amp le:with no diagnostic messag
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19. UNDERGROUND-WALL (or UNDERGROUN
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amount of incoming solar radiation
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__-;-;--:-:--,-,-____ = UNDERGROUND
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Examp le:LS-CLS-DLS-ELS-Fconduction
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NOTE:The user should now seriously
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data to be plotted, resulting in a
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22. REPORT-BLOCKThe REPORT-BLOCK in
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VARIABLELISTNumberVariablein FORT
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VARIABLE-TYPE = BUILDINGFor each ho
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VARIABLE-TYPE = U-name of SPACEAll
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VARIABLE-LISTNumber1234567891011121
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VARIABLE-TYPE; U-name of DOORVARIAB
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Cooling Coil Load is the rate at wh
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slightly more computer time. In the
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Again, note that DOE-2 already cont
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the run plus the library created du
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the combination of OOE-2 and user-g
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-------------------------,JOO IIII~
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-------------------------~I JOB II
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LIBRARY-INPUT LOADSWOODSIDE = MATER
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categories will be used in a regula
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00E-2.1 USERS GUIDE EXAMPLE BUILDIN
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4. WARNING and ERROR Messages for t
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described in the Custom Weighting F
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IV.SYSTEMS PROGRAMTABLE OF CONTENTS
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D. SIMULATION METHODOLOGY1. System
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2. Parametric RunsThe SYSTEMS progr
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5. Systems Description Language (SO
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c. If parametric study is planned,
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1. Enter program control instructio
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B. AVAILABLE HVAC DISTRIBUTION SYST
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Table IV.2 Cont.SYSTEM-TYPECode-wor
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Table IV.2 Cont.SYSTEM-TYPECode-wor
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9) Cold Deck Temperature Control Op
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TABLE IV.3APPLICABILITY OF COMMANDS
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CommandZONE-CONTROLZONE-AIRZONESYST
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TABLE IV.4 - ContinuedCommand Keywo
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Table IV.5 shows the commands and k
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TABLE IV.5 -CommandSYSTEM-AIRContin
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d. Dual-Duct Fan System (DDS)iHEAT-
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TABLE IV.6 -ContinuedCommand Keywor
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Table IV.7 shows the commands and k
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TABLE IV.7 -ContinuedCommandSYSTEM-
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f. Un it H ea ter (UHT)SUPPLYFANHEA
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g. Unit Ventilator (UVT)SUPPLYFANHE
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TABLE IV.9 -ContinuedSYSTEMCommandK
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Comman dZONE-CONTROLZONESYSTEM-CONT
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A number of optional features and c
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TABLE IV.ll - ContinuedCommand Keyw
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k. Two-Pipe Induction Unit System (
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TABLE IV.13 - ContinuedSYSTEMComman
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Table IV.14 shows the commands and
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TABLE IV.14 - ContinuedCommandSYSTE
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m. Variable-Volume Fan System w/Opt
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TABLE IV.15 - ContinuedCommand Keyw
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TABLE IV.16 -ContinuedCommand Keywo
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MIN-FLUIO-T in the SYSTEM-FLUID ins
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TABLE IV.17 - ContinuedCommandKeywo
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TABLE IV.18APPLICABILITY OF COMMAND
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q. Ceiling Bypass Variable-Volume S
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. Residential System (RESYS)The Res
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Optionally, solar heating may be sp
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A number of optional features and c
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u. Packaged Variable-Air-Volume Sys
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v. Packaged Terminal Air Conditione
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CorrmandZONE-CONTROLZONE-AIRZONESYS
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TABLE IV.24 - ContinuedSYSTEMComman
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COOLING-SCHEDULE, HEATING-SCHEDULE,
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TABLE IV.25ACTIONS SIMULATED BY SPE
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separated, as explained earlier. Se
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Similarly, for central systems, the
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This is true for all the SYSTEM-TYP
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Also, when the user specifies COOL-
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TABLE IV.26MAJOR CONTROL STRATEGIES
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this system can operate from one th
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Example:Variable Volume Cooling I C
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Hot Deck Air Flow and Temperature f
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Graphically, this example strategy
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ii. Example Control Strategies for
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Example:Variable Volume Cooling / C
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success ive hour. Th is temperature
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The heat from the supply air fan is
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This SYSTEM-TYPE utilizes a two set
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The central cooling source for RESY
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(5) Specify BASEBOARD-SOURCE in the
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This SYSTEM-TYPE utilizes a thermos
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vi. Control Strategy for SYSTEM-TYP
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At the ZONE level, the air stream t
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TABLE IV.28MAJOR CONTROL STRATEGIES
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common strategy is to specify COOL-
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ZONE Cooling Mode for TPIU and FPIU
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ix.Example Control Strategies for S
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6. Thermostat SimulationThe discuss
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turned off during the cooling seaso
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Input data required for the simulat
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___ ~O~KING PERIOD_____ OFF-HRCOOL-
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H-SCH7 = SCHEDULE THRU JUN 15 (ALL)
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C-SCHB ~SP-3 ~ ZONESCHEDULETHRU MAY
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C. SDL INPUT INSTRUCTIONSCaution:Al
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.,u::~... ., 65 SUPPLY-HI'" ...- -0
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2. CURVE-FITThe CURVE-FIT instructi
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DATAQUADRATIC means that if the dat
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COEFFICIENTSAll curves will be fit
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~COEFFICIENT(--'2 COOL-~AP-CURVE =
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3. ZONE-AIRThe function of the ZONE
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OA-CHANGESOA-CFM/PEREXHAUST-CFMEXHA
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U-name= ZONE-AIR or Z-A (User Works
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HEAT-SCHED = SCHEDULE THRU DEC 31(M
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REVERSE-ACTIONTABLE IV.31 (Cont.)In
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5. ZONEThe ZONE instruction is used
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MAX-COOL-RATEBASEBOARD-RATINGPANEL-
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'.Warning: The following keyword is
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U-name= ZONE or Z (User Worksheet)I
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Thermostat set pOint for space heat
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Information on the RESET-SCHEDULE i
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MAX-HUMIDITYis the highest allowabl
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ECONO-LIMIT -TPREHEAT-Ton weekends
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4) A data entry for this keyword is
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RATED-CFMRETURN-CFMthen the program
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air, the program will use the small
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the COOL-TEMP-SCH THROTTLING-RANGE.
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U-name; SYSTEM-AIR or S-A (User Wor
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part-load horsepower consumption fo
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set SUPPLY-DELTA-T = 0 and omit val
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FAN-PLACEMENTCode-WordIN-AIRFLOWspe
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4)COOLING-CAPACITY at low speedCOOL
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3) Use either SUPPLY-DELTA-T and SU
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Warniny: When simulating a variable
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10. SYSTEM-FLUIDThe function of the
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U-name= SYSTEM-FLUID or S-FLU (User
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To calculate the energy input to pr
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Example 1:HEAT-EIR-FTot Operating -
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TABLE IV.39SYSTEM-EQUIPMENT DEFAULT
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COOLING-E IRfor other temperature v
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RATED-CCAP-FCFM *RATED-CEIR-FCFM *R
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COOL-CTRL-RANGEMIN-UNLOAD-RATIOMIN-
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HEATING-EIRcapacity for other tempe
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heating the air. Input for this key
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InputRan~eKeyword Abbrev. User Inpu
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Keyword Abbrev. User InputInputDesc
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PLANT Program. Built-up system simu
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Code-WordHOT-WATERELECTRICGAS-FURNA
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ZONE-HEAT-SOURCEPREHEAT-SOURCEBASEB
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PLENUM-NAMESZONE-NAMESis a listing
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InputRangeKeyword Abbrev. User Inpu
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-------;-;--::-:::::::0------- ~ PL
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TABLE IV.45Code-WordSS-ASS-BSS-CSS-
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SYSTEMS-REPORT or S-R(User Workshee
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U-name**= HOURLY-REPORT or H-R (Use
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-----..... __ c-:>:----- = REPORT-B
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TABLE IV.47VARIABLE-TYPE; U-name of
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VARIABLE-TYPE: U-name of ZONE(cont)
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VARIABLES BY SYSTEM-TYPE FOR VARIAB
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VARIABLE-LISTNumber2324252627Variab
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VARIABLE-TYPE = U-name of SYSTEM (c
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VARIABLES BYSYSTEM-TYPE FOR VARIABL
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en"- 00VARIABLES BY SYSTEM-TYPE FOR
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D. SIMULATION METHODOLOGY1. System
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Much of the discussion that follows
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. Outside Air Flow RateIf OUTSIDE-A
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A. INTRODUCTION .•..•.I.2.3.4.5
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for heating pumps, for cooling pump
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f. Define the strategy for equipmen
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i1.,1I , "1'I"',l ______ _Ii + t:--
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5. POL and CBS Input Instruction Li
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TABLE V.lEquipment Cost Reference D
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Heat Gain:Gain p = (Design-Load x X
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Heating[qui pmentTABLE V.2Equipment
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NAINTENANCEEQUIPMENT-LIFEMINOR-OVHL
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7. Only one size of cooling tower c
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2. PART-LOAD-RATIOThe equipment PAR
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ELEC-INPUT-RATIOThe electric input
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3. PLANT-PARAMETERSThe PLANT-PARAME
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TABLE V.5 (cant)Tower fan: one-spee
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ABSOR-TO-TWR-WTRHERM-CENT-COND-PWRH
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DBUN-UNL-RAT-DESDBUN-UNL-RAT-RECis
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BoilersBOILER-BLOW-RATBOILER-CONTRO
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STURB-PRESSTURB-SPEEDSTURB-TSTURB-W
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PLANT-PARAMETERS or P-PInputKeyword
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InputRangeKe,!'word Abbrev. User In
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4. EQUIPMENT-QUADThe EQUIPMENT-QUAD
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The relationship of this function t
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(-STACK-FU)(-TEX-FPLR)(-FPLR)For a
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OPEN-CENT-EIR-FPLR is the same as H
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Heating EquipmentDHW-HIR-FPLRFURNAC
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Gas Turbine (cont.)GTURB-STACK-FUGT
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InputRangeKeyword Abbrev. User Inpu
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InputKeyword Abbrev. User InputDefa
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Code-WordHEATI NGCOOLINGELECTRICALP
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BOILERS = LOAD-ASSIGNMENTTYPE = HEA
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CHILLER 1 = LOAD-ASSIGNMENTTYPE = C
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6. LOAD-MANAGEMENTThe LOAD-MANAGEME
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First, define two LOAD-ASSIGNMENT i
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If, however, the heating, cooling,
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LOAD-MANAGEMENT or L-MKeyword Abbre
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EquipmentTABLE V.9HEAT-RECOVERY Sup
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TABLE V.11Default HEAT-RECOVERY Tem
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c. A piece of equipment or a proces
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8. ENERGY-STORAGEThe ENERGY-STORAGE
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0-o~o-CJ)0- '"~Q)c:WHTANK-T-RANGETa
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If the user enters (1), only waste
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Example 2:~ut to do so would preclu
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To implement the precharging of the
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9. ENERGY-COSTThe ENERGY-COST instr
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UNITUNIFORM-COSTESCALATIONspecifies
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TABLE V. 13DOE-Recommended Annual E
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COST specifies unit costs for up to
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10. PLANT-COSTSThe PLANT-COSTS inst
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PLANT-COSTS or P-C(User Worksheet)K
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MAJ-OVHL-INT-REF specifies a new re
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12. DAY-ASSIGN-SCHThe DAY-ASSIGN-SC
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PAl; PLANT-ASSIGNMENTEND ..COMPUTE
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PLANT-REPORT or P-R(User Worksheet)
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15. HOURLY-REPORTThe HOURLY-REPORT
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16. REPORT-BLOCKThe REPORT-BLOCK in
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TABLE V.15VARIABLE-TYPE; GLOBALVARI
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TABLE V.19VARIABLE-TYPE: ELEC-STM-B
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TABLE V.23VARIABLE-TYPE = COOLING-T
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TABLE V.26VARIABLE-LIST12345678FORT
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VI.ECONOMICS PROGRAMA.B.C.I NTRODUC
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• Energy use savings• Ratio of
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ENCOP investment(first cost) + (rep
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B. EDL INPUT INSTRUCTIONS1. COMPONE
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ANNUAL-COSTMIN-OVHL-INTMIN-OVHL-COS
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U-name; BASELI NEInputRanseKe,:twor
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Baseline data have been specified c
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2. Run DOE-2 for each building desi
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In ECONOMICS SimulatorINPUT ECONOMI
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LA-7689-M Ver. 2.1ALBL-8706 Rev. 2D
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B. MANUAL AND TAPE NOTATIONS1. Form
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VI1.REPORTSA. INTRODUCTIONTwo types
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o '";.-.~N,Wo"~,,-Z~~_,"W0%0_N ~--~
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EXAMPLE DUllOI~G34, CHICAGOOOE-2.1
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eXAMPLE BUilDING lA, CHICAGO DOE-l.
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EXA'1PLE 8UILOlriG )A, CtUCAGD DOE-
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EXAMPLE lliJllOING lA, CHICAGO DOf-
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EXAMPLE BUILDING lA, CtliCAGOoOE-2.
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E~A~PLE B~lLOI~G lA, CHICAGO00£-2.
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EXAM~LE BUILDING 3A, CHICAGO OOE-2.
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EXAMPLE aUILDING 3A, CHICAGO DDE-2.
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EXAMPLE BU ILDING JA, CHICAGO DOE-2
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EXAMPLE UiJllC[NG lA, CHICAGO00E-2.
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DO[-2.1A rl~l OUllUlh~ AUT~M'TIC Cw
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EXAMPLE BUllOING 3., CHICAGO00E-l.1
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EXAHPlE BUILDING 3A, CHiCAGOREPORT-
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EXAMPLE BUILDING 3A, CHICAGO OOE-2.
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EXAMPLE BUiLDING 3A, CHICAGO DOE-2.
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REPORT LS-C - BUILDING PEAK LOAD CO
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REPORT LS-D - BUILDING MONTHLY LOAD
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REPORT LS-E - SPACE MONTHLY LOAD CO
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SI~Pl[ STPU(TUKE RU~ !A, ChICAGO0[E
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S!'''!PLE ::>TRUCTlIR( fWIll ~A, o-
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SI~PLE STRUCTU~E RU~ 34, ChiCAGOLOE
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REPORT LS-F - BUILDING MONTHLY LOAD
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HOURL Y-REPORTThese optional report
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EXAMPLE BUILDING lA, CHICAGO 00£-2
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LOADS HOURLY REPORT PLOTThe followi
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C. SYSTEMS OUTPUT REPORT DESCRIPTIO
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REPORT SV-A - SYSTEMS DESIGN PARAME
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15. COOLING CAPACITY (KBTU/HR), at
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REPORT SS-A - SYSTEM MONTHLY LOADS
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REPORT SS-B - SYSTEM MONTHLY lOA,D,
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REPORT SS-C - SYSTEM MONTHLY LOAD H
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REPORT SS-D - PLANT MONTHLY LOADS S
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REPORT SS-E - PLANT MONTHLY LOAD HO
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REPORT SS-F - ZONE MONTHLY DEMAND S
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EXAHPLf BUILDING 3A, CHICAGO OOE-2.
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EXAMPLE BUILOING 3A, CHICAGO OOE-l.
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EXAMPLE BUILDING :sA, CHICAGO OOE-2
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EXAMPLE BUILDiNG 3At CHICAGO OOE-2.
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EXAMPLE BUILDING 3A, CHICAGO00E-2.1
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EXAI4PLE BUILDING 3A, CHICAGOOOE-2.
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REPORT SS-H - SYSTEM MONTHLY LOADS
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REPORT 55-1 - SYSTEM MONTHLY COOLIN
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REPORT SS-J - SYSTEM PEAK HEATING A
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HOURLY REPORTSThese optional report
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D. PLANT OUTPUT REPORT DESCRIPTIONS
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"l9 •• 420. RPPLIl '" fHlURLY-f
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EXA.MPLE IWIlOINli lA, CHICAGO 00£
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EXAMPLE aUllDING lA, CHICAGOREPORT-
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eXAMPLE BUILDING 3A, CHICAGOOOE-2.1
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11. FUEL INPUT ELEC. This column re
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REPORT PS-B - MONTHLY PEAKS AND TOT
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EXAMPLE BUllOING ]A, CHICAGO 00E-2.
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EXAMPLE BUILDING 3A, CHICAGOREPORT-
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EXAMPLE BUILDING 3A, CHICAGODOE-2.1
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REPORT PS-G - ELECTRICAL LOADS SCAT
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REPORT PS-H - EQUIPMENT USE STATIST
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REPORT PS~I- EQUIPMENT LIFE CYCLE C
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REPORT PS-J - PLANT LIFE-CYCLE COST
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REPORT BEPS - ESTIMATED BUILDING EN
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HOURLY REPORTSThese optional report
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E. ECONOMICS OUTPUT REPORT DESCRIPT
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EV-A: LIFE-CYCLE COSTING PARAMETERS
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EXAI1PLE BUIlIHNG JA, [.HICAGOOOE-2
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EXAMPLE 8VIlDIN~ )A, CHICAGO 00E-2.
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EJl:AI1PlE BUltDINC; H, CHfCAC;OREP
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Overall Life-Cycle CostsThis sectio
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DOE-2.1E Documentation Update: Weat
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Revised April, 1999 VIII.11DOE-2.1E
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VIII.WEATHER DATAPageA. INTRODUCTIO
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C. WEATHER FILESThree groups of wea
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DOE-2 LATITUDE LONGITUDE TIME ZONE
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DOE-2 LATITUDE LONGITUDE TIME ZONE
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TABLE VIII.2CALIFORNIA CLIMATE ZONE
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Zone Representative Cities DOE-2 Fi
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F. WEATHER OATA PROCESSING PROGRAMS
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•OR!Ar 'ALL., lIfTBISMARCk, NO•
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A. INTRODUCTIONEfficient heating an
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and other factors combine to keep t
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C. SPECIAL NOTESpace has been desig
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WBAN NUMBER STATION SELECTED TRY(Ta
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TAPE FIELDNUMBER0010020030040050060
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TAPETAPEFIELD NUMBER POSITIONS ELEM
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APPENDIX VII I.BTMY WEATHER DATAVII
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The record length of the TMY format
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APPENDIX V III.CWEATHER DATA PROCES
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In the previous discussion it is as
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Card 2: Columns Format1-6 L7-12 R13
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5. Multiple OptionsTo exercise seve
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7. General CommentsOne of the major
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A. AIRWAYS SURFACE OBSERVATIONS, T0
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~.lClCLOUD COVERBY LAYERWEATH ER I.
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APPENDIX VIlLEWEATHER DATA SUMMARIE
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IX. INDEX OF BDL COMMANDS, KEYWORDS
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UNDERGROUND-WALLWEEK-SCHE DULEWINDO
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KeywordsHOUR-LOHW-SCHEDULEI NF-CFM/
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Keywords Abbrev i at i on Associate
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Code-WordsLV-DLV-ELV-FLV-GLV-HLV-IL
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Keyword Abbreviation Associated Com
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Code-WordHPHVSYSINLETINTERMITTENTIN
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C. PDLCommand Word Abbreviation Pag
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Code-WordsCHILLED-WATERCOALCOOLI NG
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Code-WordsSTEAMSTANDBYSTM-BOILERSTR
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D. CBSDLCormand Word Abbreviation P
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KeywordAssociatedCommand Word Assoc
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KeywordT-I NITT-OUT-MAXT-SUP-MINVAR
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Input or Output Input to Output fro
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Input or OutputNameInput toComponen
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I nput or OutputNameInput toCompone
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X. LIBRARY DATATABLE OF CONTENTSA.
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BANKSWEEKDAYS100 I I I rI... z:
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SHALL OFFICE BUILDING100~z:....u so
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RESTAURANT....z:....MONDAY THRU THU
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LARGE RETAIL STORE....z:....a:u....
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SUPERMARKETI-MONDAY THRU WEDNESDAYl
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B. MATERIALS LIBRARYThis section co
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The",.l Properties of Blind;n; Mate
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Thermal Properties of Buildin, Mote
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Thermal Properties ofSulldlng Mater
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2. Thermal Properties of Insulatina
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3. Thermal Properties of Air Films
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XI.REFERENCES1. "Procedure for Dete
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