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NassimJ

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updated 9 years ago

__AmirRoth__

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Hello,

I'm starting to use the adiabatic cooling in my simulations on Design Builder but I'm not sure how to encode the evaporative coolers with a heat recovery system on DesignBuilder. In other words, I'm not sure if my results are correctly controlled. Do you have some tips on what to look to be sure about the results?

With Kind Regards,

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answered 9 years ago

Gio
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Hi, you should check the ESO file with the temperatures, flow mass and humidity ratio first and after those components. The only way to do it is with ResultsViewer.

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Thanks for your answer, but my question is more on what are the tips to go to a better control or the mistakes to avoid when combining these two systems?

NassimJ ( 9 years ago )

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