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Simplify sys params to closer match reality #659
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Hi @vtnate , please see the detailed review comments. Otherwise, it looks good!
@@ -118,7 +116,8 @@ | |||
"chp_installed": false | |||
}, | |||
"central_pump_parameters": { | |||
"pump_design_head": 60000 | |||
"pump_design_head": 60000, | |||
"pump_flow_rate": 0.01 |
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I think for fourth gen districts, the central pump design head and flow rate should be under central cooling/heating plant parameters, as in chw_pump_head
, cw_pump_head
, and chiller_water_flow_nominal
in the cooling plant, and pressure_drop_hhw_nominal
and mass_hhw_flow_nominal
in the heating plant.
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In other words, these should be 5G only changes.
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Should the entire central_pump_parameters
block be removed from 4G districts?
We still want to remove the head & flow-rate from all ETS parameters, correct (as I did in this PR)?
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To your first question, yes. Can you provide an example of your second question?
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I mean deleting the lines from the building ETS parameters. Confirming that what I did in this PR is appropriate.
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Yes, deleting the pump_flow_rate
and pump_design_head
from the 5g ETS parameters is appropriate.
}, | ||
"central_pump_parameters": { | ||
"pump_design_head": 60000, | ||
"pump_flow_rate": 0.01 |
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ThermalNetwork should be aware of these changes for its sizing of GHEs.
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I have an open PR on TN doing just that: NREL/ThermalNetwork#37.
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we are probably need to start versioning this file soon...
changes look swell.
@@ -217,7 +217,7 @@ | |||
"type": "object", | |||
"properties": { | |||
"geojson_id": { | |||
"description": "The GeoJSON ID as defined in the GeoJSON file. This is used to overwrite the default data for a specific building. This option is not used in the default section.", | |||
"description": "The GeoJSON ID as defined in the GeoJSON file.", |
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nice cleanup
Any background context you want to provide?
We developed the schema to cover many potential 5G parameters. This cleans up a few of them, to reduce duplication and have parameters where they make sense.
This says 154 commits but that is because it was originally based off the multi-ghe PR, so Github thinks those 140 commits are a part of this PR. It's not that big, just changing schema and test sys-param files to match.
What does this PR accomplish?
pump_design_head
&pump_flow_rate
to district params instead of individual ETS params.How should this be manually tested?
CI is technically efficient. Manual review to determine if this is the appropriate place for them to be.
What are the relevant tickets?
Resolves #629