Re: [TRNSYS-users] energy rate -Storage tanks

[hafner <hafner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Sorry...
o.k. my solar system is connected over an heat exhanger to the " Hot 
side entrance" of Type 4e. the average water draw(type14b) is connected 
to the "cold side in". so this storage tank is connected to a second 
tank(type 60d) directly without a pipe. the " ... to load"(type4e) to 
the inlet1, and the " ...to heat source "(type 4e) to the solar system.
type 4e gives out an output "energy rate to load" and type 60d
an output "energy supplied from inlet1".. so i thought this enrgy rates 
should be nearly the same
(all are direct connections)
thanks a lot
Flo

Michaël Kummert wrote:

> Florian,
>
> > the thing is,two tanks are connected in series. the energy rate of 
> > the output of the first tank, which is connected to the entrance of 
> > the second tank, is less than the enrgy rate coming in the second tank.
> > maybe someone has an idea .
>
>
> I am afraid we need a little more information to be able to help you. 
> How do you calculate the energy rates (which component, which 
> outputs), what components are linking them (pipes or direct 
> connection), etc.
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Michaël

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