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Can I convert svg to cycle-diagram for beter perception?

asked 8 years ago

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updated 7 years ago

I must convert svg to a cycle-diagram for show beter it in the my article. please say me that what program can convert svg to cycle-diagram. Thank you very much

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answered 8 years ago

I am not aware of any kind of tool to convert the SVG diagram that is made by HVAC-Diagram utility into cycle-diagram that presentation and diagramming programs can create. I have added an issue to suggest enhancing that utility sometime in the future to support common formats used for describing directed graphs.

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I did just see a tool for generating system layout graphs from IDF files. Now, where did I see that? By the way, if you are using OpenStudio, it should be easy to do this from a .osm file which uses a node/port-list/connector representation for HVAC.

__AmirRoth__'s avatar __AmirRoth__  ( 8 years ago )

Are you thinking about eppy's diagramming or something else?

JasonGlazer's avatar JasonGlazer  ( 8 years ago )

Yes, and I think I saw it in an UnmetHours answer posted by @Jamie Bull. I can't find the post right now though. Ah, Python ...

__AmirRoth__'s avatar __AmirRoth__  ( 8 years ago )
Jamie Bull's avatar Jamie Bull  ( 8 years ago )

Hello. IDF file dont import to the OpenStudio , because OpenStudio dont support EnergyPlus for HVAC . Please one email to hasanasgari1991@yahoo.com till I send IDF file for you that you convert SVG to Cycle-diagram . Thank you my dear brothers Mr Glazer and Mr Roth and Mr Bull

Hasan's avatar Hasan  ( 8 years ago )

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