Question-and-Answer Resource for the Building Energy Modeling Community
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As of OS 1.7.0 it doesn't appear that these curves can be selected or edited by the user. @Julien Marrec's answer could be a quick fix, but you might run into trouble if you edit the handles.
An alternative is to write a measure to set the curves for the WaterHeater:Mixed and Coil:Heating:Gas objects using the setPartLoadFactorCurve and setPartLoadFractionCorrelationCurve respectively.
| | 2 | No.2 Revision |
As of OS 1.7.0 it doesn't appear that these curves can be selected or edited by the user. @Julien Marrec's answer could be a quick fix, but you might run into trouble if you edit the handles.
An alternative is to write a measure to set the curves for the WaterHeater:MixedWaterHeaterMixed and Coil:Heating:GasCoilHeatingGas objects using the setPartLoadFactorCurve and setPartLoadFractionCorrelationCurve respectively.
| | 3 | No.3 Revision |
As of OS 1.7.0 it doesn't appear that these curves can be selected or edited by the user. @Julien Marrec's answer could be a quick fix, but you might run into trouble if you edit the handles.
An alternative is to write a measure to set the curves for the WaterHeaterMixed and CoilHeatingGas objects using the setPartLoadFactorCurve and setPartLoadFractionCorrelationCurve respectively.
| | 4 | No.4 Revision |
As of OS 1.7.0 it doesn't appear that these curves can be selected or edited by the user. @Julien Marrec's answer could be a quick fix, but you might run into trouble if you edit the handles.
An alternative is to write a measure to set the curves for the WaterHeaterMixed and CoilHeatingGas objects using setPartLoadFactorCurve and setPartLoadFractionCorrelationCurve respectively.
