Revision history [back]

Hello everyone! I wonder if there is any way to add simple equations and input to energy plus. The main reason that I want to do this is because I want to utilize an adaptive method (that is not ASHRAE55 and EN15251) as an input to my 'AirflowNetwork: Multizone:Zone' in the field 'Ventilation Control'. The easiest solution that I see is creating a schedule with varying setpoint temperatures according to outside temperature but for that I would've to input equations.

Is that possible?

Thank you,

Vitor L.

Hello everyone! I wonder if there is any way to add simple equations and input to energy plus. The main reason that I want to do this is because I want to utilize an adaptive method (that is not ASHRAE55 and EN15251) as an input to my 'AirflowNetwork: Multizone:Zone' in the field 'Ventilation Control'. The easiest solution that I see is creating a schedule with varying setpoint temperatures according to outside temperature but for that I would've to input equations.

Is that possible?

Thank you,

Vitor L.you

Hello everyone! I wonder if there is any way to add simple equations and input to energy plus. The main reason that I want to do this is because I want to utilize an adaptive method (that is not ASHRAE55 and EN15251) as an input to my 'AirflowNetwork: Multizone:Zone' in the field 'Ventilation Control'. The easiest solution that I see is creating a schedule with varying setpoint temperatures according to outside temperature but for that I would've to input equations.

Is that possible?

Thank you

Hello everyone! I wonder if there is any way to add simple equations and input to energy plus. The main reason that I want to do this is because I want to utilize an adaptive method (that is not ASHRAE55 and EN15251) as an input to my 'AirflowNetwork: Multizone:Zone' in the field 'Ventilation Control'. The easiest solution that I see is creating a schedule with varying setpoint temperatures according to outside temperature but for that I would've to input equations.

Is that possible?

Thank you