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that the ductwork condenses the humidity out of the supplyair. If no data entry is made, the program will assume thatminimum humidity control capability does not exist. Theprogram simulates the use of a humidifier and the requiredheat for humidification is passed to PLANT as a steam or hotwater load.BASEBOARD-SCHis the U-name of the RESET-SCHEDULE instruction that definesthe relationship between baseboard heat output and outsideair temperature, and specifies the days of the year duringwhich this relationship applies. This keyword applies onlyif BASEBOARD-CRTL = OUTDOOR-RESET. If BASEBOARD-CRTL =THERMOSTATIC, the program will use the HEAT-TEMP-SCH tocontrol the baseboards. Note that the keywords SUPPLY-HI andSUPPLY-LO (in the DAY-RESET-SCH instruction) that usually'specify temperatures are used here to specify baseboardoutput as a decimal fraction of the BASEBOARD-RATING. SeeRESET-SCHEDULE instruction for additional information. (SeeChap. II for information on SCHEDULE instruction).The user should be careful to avoid shutdown of systemheating capability (see keyword HEATING-SCHEDULE) duringperiods when baseboard heating is desired.The following is an example of data entry for the keywordBASEBOARD-SCH and the associated reset schedule instructionsDAY-RESET-SCH, WEEK-SCHEDULE, and RESET-SCHEDULE.BASE-DAY-1 = DAY-RESET-SCHSUPPLY-HI = 1.0SUPPLY-LO = 0.0OUTSIDE-HI = 70OUTSIDE-LO = 0BASE-DAY-2 = DAY-RESET-SCHLIKE BASE-DAY-1SUPPLY-HI = 0.0BASE-SCHED-1 = RESET-SCHEDULE THRU DEC 31(MaN, FRI) BASE-DAY-1(WEH) BASE-DAY-2SYS-1 = SYSTEMKeyword = ValueBASEBOARD-SCH = BASE-SCHED-1Keyword = ValueThe hypothetical schedule above depicts a baseboard heatingsystem that provides design baseboard heat input to the zone,Monday through Friday, whenever outdoor temperature is O°F(or below) and a heat input rate that is reduced linearly asoutdoor air temperature increases, falling to zero at 70 Foutside air temperature. Baseboard heat input is always zeroIV.209 (Revised 5/81)