Swimming Pool in OpenStudio

asked 2023-05-05 23:08:00 -0500

mattkoch
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updated 2023-05-07 20:34:48 -0500

I tried to implement a swimming pool following this post on Unmet Hours. If I just create the pool by itself, all is well, though it shows up nowhere in OpenStudioApplication 1.4.0 and so I cannot pick it. But it does appear in the .OSM file, so i know it is there.

However, it falls apart when I try to add it to the plant loop. Then I get the following error:

[03:52:20.973528 ERROR] Found error in state 'translator' with message ["D:\\OSN\\src\\model\\SwimmingPoolIndoor.cpp@149 : Object of type 'OS:SwimmingPool:Indoor' and named 'Swimming Pool' does not have an Surface attached.::/ruby/2.7.0/gems/openstudio-workflow-2.3.1/lib/openstudio/workflow/util/model.rb:124:in `translateModel'\n:/ruby/2.7.0/gems/openstudio-workflow-2.3.1/lib/openstudio/workflow/util/model.rb:124:in `translate_to_energyplus'\n:/ruby/2.7.0/gems/openstudio-workflow-2.3.1/lib/openstudio/workflow/jobs/run_translation.rb:72:in `perform'\n:/ruby/2.7.0/gems/openstudio-workflow-2.3.1/lib/openstudio/workflow/run.rb:291:in `step'\n:/ruby/2.7.0/gems/openstudio-workflow-2.3.1/lib/openstudio/workflow/run.rb:233:in `run'\n:/openstudio_cli.rb:1173:in `execute'\n:/openstudio_cli.rb:803:in `execute'\n:/openstudio_cli.rb:1972:in `'\neval:188:in `eval'\neval:188:in `require_embedded_absolute'\neval:173:in `block in require_embedded'\neval:167:in `each'\neval:167:in `require_embedded'\neval:126:in `require'\neval:3:in `'"]}

I reached my wits' end really quick on this one. I know the surface in question is indeed there. Is this a bug in OpenStudioApplication 1.4.0/OpenStudio 3.4.0?

>>> Response to Denis Bourgeois <<<

Here is the Surface:

OS:Surface,
{2fbf64c8-fb40-4bfd-a26b-76f8ab875201}, !- Handle
Swimming Pool Surface,                  !- Name
Floor,                                  !- Surface Type
,                                       !- Construction Name
{d56986b7-3bde-4f2a-8fed-bb249f53d035}, !- Space Name
Ground,                                 !- Outside Boundary Condition
,                                       !- Outside Boundary Condition Object
NoSun,                                  !- Sun Exposure
NoWind,                                 !- Wind Exposure
,                                       !- View Factor to Ground
,                                       !- Number of Vertices
18.288, 12.192, 0,                      !- X,Y,Z Vertex 1 {m}
18.288, 3.048, 0,                       !- X,Y,Z Vertex 2 {m}
1.524, 3.048, 0,                        !- X,Y,Z Vertex 3 {m}
1.524, 12.192, 0;                       !- X,Y,Z Vertex 4 {m}

And here is the Swimming Pool Indoor:

OS:SwimmingPool:Indoor,
{205d8fd8-4623-4941-8f31-580c87b23912}, !- Handle
Swimming Pool,                          !- Name
{2fbf64c8-fb40-4bfd-a26b-76f8ab875201}, !- Surface Name
2.25552,                                !- Average Depth {m}
{954c56b7-a6c9-412d-871f-b5d42fc5b90d}, !- Activity Factor Schedule Name
{03694292-0009-4991-a974-c09401bd95b4}, !- Make-up Water Supply Schedule Name
{09a5ca37-f89d-4c5d-81bb-eec7f5b7a18c}, !- Cover Schedule Name
0,                                      !- Cover Evaporation Factor
0,                                      !- Cover Convection Factor
0,                                      !- Cover Short-Wavelength Radiation Factor
0,                                      !- Cover Long-Wavelength Radiation Factor
,                                       !- Pool Water Inlet Node
,                                       !- Pool Water Outlet Node
0.00630901963994975,                    !- Pool Heating System Maximum Water Flow Rate {m3/s}
464527116.568869,                       !- Pool Miscellaneous Equipment Power {W-s/m3}
{c40d9ba0-640c-4727-b3eb-379984c6bdc0}, !- Setpoint Temperature Schedule
50,                                     !- Maximum Number of People
{954c56b7-a6c9-412d-871f-b5d42fc5b90d}, !- People Schedule
{7285f29a-52fc-4b24-b8ba-637ecaa59284}; !- People Heat Gain Schedule

Also, all schedules are generated automatically by

swimming_pool = OpenStudio::Model::SwimmingPoolIndoor.new(model,surface).

So with this model, when I try to generate a plant loop and then assign the swimming pool to it as ... (more)

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Short of sharing the .osm file, could you edit your post and add the relevant .osm excerpts, like the attached Floor surface and the pool object itself, e.g.

OS:SwimmingPool:Indoor,
{d6bee533-be4f-44a3-8c77-7c2a8f3742de}, !- Handle
Swimming Pool Indoor 2,                 !- Name
{c7c1eea3-9b85-47db-99c2-1b319c81a031}, !- Surface Name
...

Denis Bourgeois ( 2023-05-06 04:44:21 -0500 )edit

Thanks for the info - not seeing anything wrong with either object. So is your measure limited to adding/linking a new swimming pool to existing surface + existing loop? Successful running a simulation WITHOUT the pool (i.e. ignoring the measure)? If so, successful running a simulation AFTER applying Julien's one-liner on that valid, pre-pool OSM? If that's the case, you then have 2x modified OSMs to compare: 1x modified using the Measure, 1x modified using the one-liner. If one is successfully translated to an IDF, then an App/SDK bug is unlikely. Trying to narrow things down ...

Denis Bourgeois ( 2023-05-07 06:42:08 -0500 )edit

... just in case you haven't come across this yet - maybe useful.

Denis Bourgeois ( 2023-05-07 07:09:56 -0500 )edit

OK, this is rather curious. I just used a batch file (oneliner.bat) file with following content:

D:\OpenStudio-3.4.0\bin\openstudio -e "include OpenStudio::Model; vt = OpenStudio::OSVersion::VersionTranslator.new; m = vt.loadModel('model.osm').get; s = m.getSurfaceByName('SP Surface').get; pool = SwimmingPoolIndoor.new(m, s); p = m.getPlantLoopByName('SP Loop').get; p.addDemandBranchForComponent(pool); m.save('model.osm', true)"

... just like the original post recommends, and ran it like so > ./oneliner.bat ... and it worked! Would love for it to work in Apply Measure Now, though.