Closed macintoshpie closed 3 years ago
I think that this is why we have input and output capacity. This is from ASHRAE. (2020). ASHRAE Handbook - HVAC Systems and Equipment. American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers.
So I suggest the following. Let's deprecate the term OutputCapacity
(flag it) and add in Capacity
. Make sure that the Capacity
definition is the output capacity (which it should be). Then in version 3.0, we remove OutputCapacity
. Keep InputCapacity
as is for now.
Just to confirm, do we want to make this change for all of these cases?
yes, change OutputCapacity
to Capacity
in all of those cases.
Addressed here: 6d3a4d93335fd7e9b3c16afa7d52a2a56d79cdad
Context
STD 211 6.2.1.3.a requires
System design capacity (kW, Btu/h, and/or tons)
for HVAC systems. In BuildingSync, CoolingPlants (e.g. auc:Chiller and auc:DistrictChilledWater) have child elementsauc:Capacity
(same forauc:Delivery
, andauc:CoolingSource
.However,
auc:HeatingPlant
types (as well asauc:HeatingSource
) haveauc:InputCapacity
andauc:OutputCapacity
.Task
Why does
auc:HeatingPlant
andauc:HeatingSource
have these different capacity elements? Should they also includeauc:Capacity
?