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Can I control the indoor temperature without latent energy demands?

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asked 2016-03-12 11:35:04 -0600

h.silva
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I am running a model with ideal air loads controlling only the temperature setpoints, but I was getting latent cooling loads even though I have not set any humidity limits.

I need to define a temperature range and check its effect on the energy consumption and in the relative humidity, but without affecting the humidity ratio. Is this possible?

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answered 2016-03-14 10:13:32 -0600

Adam Hilton

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I don't think this is possible in the OS gui but you can set the SHR to 1 for the ideal air loads system either by using a measure or in energy plus and this should prevent any moisture from being removed.

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