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Hey @Pyosch,
some people (@birgits ?) at our institute already implemented a cop-heating alogrithm at https://github.com/rl-institut/appBBB/blob/master/appBBB/helper_heat_pump.py
I don't know if it fits your needs - maybe you could easily use it or adapt it?! Just wanted to mention it, before you dive into coding...
But maybe it would also be nice to have it in the demand lib right and not inside an app somewhere. @Pyosch I really like the idea!
@henhuy : after a first quick scan your solution seems to be way more complex than the one I have. Would be interesting to compare the results...
@simnh : ok, I'll try to clean up my code a little and then push the branch
From my point of view the demandlib focuses on the demand side of an energy system, so I would not expect such equations here.
Therefore i would suggest to put it in the oemof-heat-components repository (I added an empty file there) or to integrate it into TESPy, which might be done already but you could compare your approach.
@uvchik : if this works for you so far, I guess we can close this issue and delete the pull request Thank you everyone :)
I do not know if you got me right.
I do not want to delete the code, I would like to refactor it from a method to a function and put it to another place where it is more likely, that people will find it.
@Pyosch Is it possible for you to create a minimal example with your approach? I would move it to the oemof-heat-components afterwards (if you agree).
@henhuy If your code works you could also copy it to the oemof-heat-components repository. This repository is meant as a collection for such approaches.
In the first step, we want to collect approaches and in a second step we will discuss how to make such approaches available for other users. Creating a library, integrate it in existing libraries, just keep it as a collection,.....
Hello everybody,
I've been working on creating loadshapes as well when I found this very nice project. I would like to contribute parts of my work to the demandlib. As a first suggestion I have a few lines to calculate the coefficient of performance for air and ground heatpumps. The formulas can be found in this publication: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/255759857_A_review_of_domestic_heat_pumps
Do you think this is an appropriate addition? In which file should the code be added? In my Fork I wrote it into the bdew.py file as a function of the HeatBuilding class.
Greetings, Pyosch