.BuildSysPro.BoundaryConditions.Scenarios.WaterVaporMozart

Information

Water vapour scenario for Mozart building (6.2 kg/day)

Hypothesis and equations

Scenario of daily water vapour production for the Mozart dwelling archetype (3 bedrooms, living room, kitchen, bathroom/ WC). It is assumed that there is no water vapour in the entrance/corridor.

It represents a daily production of 6.2 kg of water vapour assumed to be generated by a family of 4 individuals: 2 adults + 2 children. In terms of occupancy , one adult and 2 children are coming back home for lunch during meridian break and it is assumed an intermittent occupancy the afternoon by 1 adult.

This flow is considered into the conservation equation (for mass balance of gases) and in the energy balance equation. This water vapour flow is assumed to be produced at the temperature zone.

For faster execution, this model reads the preset values in a file, including totals per zone

Bibliography

For general data on water vapour production see here

Instructions for use

Each output supplies a mass flow rate in [kg/s]. Water vapour production per room is available, as well as the total flow per zone (service and life) and the total for onezone model.

Useful outputs are to be connected with the appropriate connector of the corresponding air node.

It is also possible to use a customized scenario.

Known limits / Use precautions

The minimum time scale is 1/2h. Below, occupancy fractions are used (1/2 person for example).

Validations

Validated model - Benoît Charrier 06/2015

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Licensed by EDF under a 3-clause BSD-license
Copyright © EDF 2009 - 2023
BuildSysPro version 3.6.0
Author : Benoît CHARRIER, EDF (2015)
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Revisions

Gilles Plessis 09/2015 : Utilisation de la fonction Modelica.Utilities.Files.loadResource pour le chargement de fichiers, pour une meilleure compatibilité avec le standard Modelica.


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