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The example gaps_and_gases works well! When I change the gap thickness or the forced_ventilation_air_speed or the forced_ventilation_air_temperature in line 79, it doesn't stop to calculate. Do you know why?
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@christoph-maurer Does it happen if you put any other number? I can take a look today. The only reason I can think of is convergence problem, but in case of forced ventilation it does not make sense since convection speed is known.
@christoph-maurer I was able to replicate the problem. It has definitely something to do with airlfow speed. Anything above 0.4 will cause error. Going to look into this and will come back to you.
@vidanovic Yes, it looks like a convergence problem. In the tests https://github.com/LBNL-ETA/Windows-CalcEngine/tree/main/src/Tarcog/tst/units/GapBetween*, an airGapSpeed of 0, 0.1, 0.5 and 1 converged.
The example gaps_and_gases works well! When I change the gap
thickness
or theforced_ventilation_air_speed
or theforced_ventilation_air_temperature
in line 79, it doesn't stop to calculate. Do you know why?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: