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I noticed that in some hours, the indoor temperature of my building model rises up too much and goes above the setpoint temperature. How can I control it? I am simulating an ideal cooling and heating system. Is it correct if I set a limit in the section "ZoneHVAC:IdealLoadsAirSystem"?
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I noticed that in some hours, the indoor temperature of my building model rises up too much and goes above the setpoint temperature. How can I control it? I am simulating an ideal cooling and heating system. Is it correct if I set a limit in the section "ZoneHVAC:IdealLoadsAirSystem"?
I noticed that in some hours, the indoor temperature of my building model rises up too much and goes above the setpoint temperature. How can I control it? I am simulating an ideal cooling and heating system. Is it correct if I set a limit in the section "ZoneHVAC:IdealLoadsAirSystem"?
I noticed that in some hours, the indoor temperature of my building model rises up too much and goes above the setpoint SetPoint temperature. For example the SetPoint is 26°C and the temperature reaches 30 °C, that is too much. How can I control it? I am simulating an ideal cooling and heating system. Is it correct if I set a limit in the section "ZoneHVAC:IdealLoadsAirSystem"?
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I noticed that in some hours, the indoor temperature of my building model rises up too much and goes above the SetPoint temperature. For example the SetPoint is 26°C and the temperature reaches 30 °C, that is too much. How can I control it? I am simulating an ideal cooling and heating system. Is it correct if I set a limit in the section "ZoneHVAC:IdealLoadsAirSystem"?
