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= Simulation procedure =
= Simulation procedure =


This is a short description of a simulation procedure. For detailed information to the several steps follow the links.
This is a short description of a simulation procedure.  


For detailed information to the several steps follow the links.


The elements of the navigation tree lead you step by step through all the necessary inputs.


The elements in the [[Plus:Tree|navigation tree]] lead you step by step through all necessary inputs.




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* [[Plus:Dialog Project|Project]]


Start with the definition of the general project information




* [[Plus:Dialog Files / Measured data|Files / Measured data]]
== [[Plus:Dialog Project|Project]] ==
 
Start with the definition of the general [[Plus:Dialog Project|project]] information.
 
[[Bild:Procedure_Project.jpg|left]]
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== [[Plus:Dialog Files / Measured data|Files / Measured data]] ==
 
If [[Plus:Dialog Files / Measured data|additional data or files]] are needed for the calculation, load it into the programm.
 
[[Bild:Procedure_Measured.jpg|left|700px]]
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== [[Plus:Dialog Case|Case]] ==
 
Remark all alterations and characteristics of the current [[Plus:Dialog Case|case]] variation and define the simulation period.
 
[[Bild:Procedure_Case.jpg|left]]
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== [[Plus:Dialog Climate|Climate]] ==
 
Select the [[Plus:Dialog Climate|boundary conditions]]. This can be either a climate from the WUFIplus database or user defined.
Additional optional climates can be defined (e.g. ground, attached zones).
 
[[Bild:Procedure_Climate.jpg|left]]
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== [[Plus:TreeBuilding|Building]] ==
 
Model the [[Plus:TreeBuilding|simulation building]].
 
For plain geometries use the 'building wizard' to generate the simulation envelope. For more complex geometries use the [[Plus:TreeBuilding|'3D editor']].
 
[[Bild:Procedure_Building.jpg|left]]
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== [[Plus:TreeZones|Heated Zones]] ==
 
Create the several [[Plus:TreeZones|heated zones]] within the simulation envelope.
 
[[Bild:Procedure_HeatedZones.jpg|left]]
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== [[Plus:TreeHeatedZones|Zone]] ==
 
Make the stettings for the several [[Plus:TreeHeatedZones|zones]].
 
[[Bild:Procedure_Zone.jpg|left]]
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== [[Plus:Visualized Components|Visualized Components]] ==


Are additional data or files are needed, load it into the programm
Allocate the [[Plus:Visualized Components|components]] to the respective zone.


Define and asign the assemblies.


* [[Plus:Dialog Case|Case]]
Set the parameters for surface, initial conditions and numerics.


remark all alterations and characteristics of the current case variation
[[Bild:Procedure_Component.jpg|left]]
define the simulation period
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* [[Plus:Dialog Climate|Climate]]


Choose a climate for the boundary conditions. This can be either from the WUFIplus database or a user defined one
Additional optional climates can be defined (e.g. ground, attached zones)




* [[Plus:TreeBuilding|Building]]
== [[Plus:Inner Loads|Inner Loads]] ==


modelling the building. For plain geometries the building wizard can be used. It generates the geometry with a few inputs. For more complex geometries use the 3D Editor.
The occuring [[Plus:Inner Loads|inner loads]] by machines or occupants can be defined in profiles by the hour.


[[Bild:Procedure_InnerLoads.jpg|left]]
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* [[Plus:TreeZones|Heated Zones]]


Create the several heated zones




* [[Plus:TreeHeatedZones|Zone]]


Define the stettings for the several zones.
== [[Plus:Design Conditions|Design Conditions]] ==


The [[Plus:Design Conditions|design conditions]] for the zone are defined by the hour as well.


* [[Plus:Visualized Components|Visualized Components]]
These values are setpoints for the HVAC system.


allocate the components to the respective zone
[[Bild:Procedure_DesignConditions.jpg|left]]
define the assemblies
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set the parameters for surface, initial conditions and numeric




* [[Plus:Inner Loads|Inner Loads]]


occuring inner loads by machines or occupants can be defined by the hour




* [[Plus:Design Conditions|Design Conditions]]
== [[Plus:Other Parameters|Other Parameters]] ==


design conditions for the zone are defined by the hour as well.  
To start the calculation the initial conditions have to be defined.
these values are setpoints for the HVAC system


* [[Plus:Other Parameters|Other Parameters]]
[[Bild:Procedure_OtherParameters.jpg|left]]
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* [[Plus:TreeAttachedZones|Attached Zones]]


== [[Plus:HVAC - Heating, Ventilating, Air Conditioning|HVAC]] ==


Constitute the capability of the projected [[Plus:HVAC - Heating, Ventilating, Air Conditioning|HVAC system]].


[[Bild:Procedure_HVAC.jpg|left]]
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* [[Plus:Tree3D-Objects|3D-Objects]]








* [[Plus:Remaining elements|Remaining elements]]
== Calculation ==




Is the button red follow the path below to the missing or wrong input.


A doubleklick on the given path leads automatically to the missing or wrong iput.


* [[Plus:HVAC - Heating, Ventilating, Air Conditioning|HVAC]]


= How Do I Use WUFI Plus? =
[[Bild:Procedure_Calculationred.jpg|left]]
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The following will guide you through the process of setting up
The completeness of the inputs is shown in the state bar with the green button.
and performing a calculation with WUFI Plus, giving you a general
impression of what you can do and how you can do it.


* [[Plus:CollectingTheNecessaryData | Collecting the Necessary Data]]
The caluculation can be started. It can be interrupted and then continued. With chosing a special component the current results of this component can be observed. A higher calculation speed "Maximum speed" is possible by hiding the current results.
* [[Plus:DefiningTheComponentAndTheNumericalGrid | Defining the Component and the Numerical Grid]]
 
* [[Plus:SettingNumericalParameters | Setting Numerical Parameters]]
 
* [[Plus:SummaryPreparingACalculation |Summary: Preparing a Calculation]]
[[Bild:Procedure_Calculation.jpg|left]]
* [[Plus:PerformingTheCalculation | Performing the Calculation]]
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* [[Plus:ViewingTheResults | Viewing the Results]]
 
== [[Plus:Output|Results]] ==
 
[[Plus:Output|Results]]
 
After a successful caluculation the results are available in different ways.
*"[[Plus:Output#What do I get from WUFIplus?#Whole building#Data&Results|Report: Data&Results]]"
The results are summarized in a report which's scope can be defined by the user
*"[[Plus:Output#What do I get from WUFIplus?#Whole building#Graphs|Graphs]]"
The results are diagrammed in graphs.
*"[[Plus:Output#hat do I get from WUFIplus?#Whole building#WOutput|Export]]"
The results can be exported to Ecxel or to file as calculated courses or graph curves.
 
[[Bild:Procedure_Results.jpg|left]]
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Aktuelle Version vom 11. Februar 2011, 10:32 Uhr

Simulation procedure

This is a short description of a simulation procedure.

For detailed information to the several steps follow the links.


The elements in the navigation tree lead you step by step through all necessary inputs.


WUFI-PlusNavigationTree1.jpg




Project

Start with the definition of the general project information.

Procedure Project.jpg




Files / Measured data

If additional data or files are needed for the calculation, load it into the programm.

Procedure Measured.jpg


Case

Remark all alterations and characteristics of the current case variation and define the simulation period.

Procedure Case.jpg




Climate

Select the boundary conditions. This can be either a climate from the WUFIplus database or user defined. Additional optional climates can be defined (e.g. ground, attached zones).

Procedure Climate.jpg




Building

Model the simulation building.

For plain geometries use the 'building wizard' to generate the simulation envelope. For more complex geometries use the '3D editor'.

Procedure Building.jpg




Heated Zones

Create the several heated zones within the simulation envelope.

Procedure HeatedZones.jpg




Zone

Make the stettings for the several zones.

Procedure Zone.jpg




Visualized Components

Allocate the components to the respective zone.

Define and asign the assemblies.

Set the parameters for surface, initial conditions and numerics.

Procedure Component.jpg




Inner Loads

The occuring inner loads by machines or occupants can be defined in profiles by the hour.

Procedure InnerLoads.jpg




Design Conditions

The design conditions for the zone are defined by the hour as well.

These values are setpoints for the HVAC system.

Procedure DesignConditions.jpg




Other Parameters

To start the calculation the initial conditions have to be defined.

Procedure OtherParameters.jpg




HVAC

Constitute the capability of the projected HVAC system.

Procedure HVAC.jpg




Calculation

Is the button red follow the path below to the missing or wrong input.

A doubleklick on the given path leads automatically to the missing or wrong iput.


Procedure Calculationred.jpg


The completeness of the inputs is shown in the state bar with the green button.

The caluculation can be started. It can be interrupted and then continued. With chosing a special component the current results of this component can be observed. A higher calculation speed "Maximum speed" is possible by hiding the current results.


Procedure Calculation.jpg


Results

Results

After a successful caluculation the results are available in different ways.

The results are summarized in a report which's scope can be defined by the user

The results are diagrammed in graphs.

The results can be exported to Ecxel or to file as calculated courses or graph curves.

Procedure Results.jpg


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