[esp-r] Re: surface flux (convection, LW radiation, SW radiation)

[Jon Hand]

First suggestion:
a) when running a simulation check the "save level" is equal to 4 so that the
    separate values of surface flux are reported.

b) the "it takes a long time"  might indicate that there is a numerical problem
    in your model - do the zone temperatures seem to be reasonable?, is the
    heating or cooling what you expect?

c) can you get a report/graph on surface temperatures?  If so do they
   make sense?

d) also - use the 'model QA' facility to get a listing of the contents of the
   model - it may report issues that need to be corrected.

If still a problem it may be necessary to send your model for checking.

-Jon 

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From: esp-r-bounces at lists.strath.ac.uk [esp-r-bounces at lists.strath.ac.uk] On Behalf Of keisuke tsuji [kt620620 at gmail.com]
Sent: 20 June 2011 05:20
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Subject: [esp-r]  surface flux (convection, LW radiation, SW radiation)

Dear All,

I'm a beginner of ESP-r.
I make research with Japanese building by ESP-r now.
I've already made some simulations.
I can get the zone temperatures and heat/cool/humidify flux, etc.
But I can't get the surface flux (convection, LW radiation, SW radiation),
In surface flux window, I can select every surface flux parts, as well as other date.
After the result analysis, all values in surface are zero. (It takes very long time.)
Do I need any other steps to get surface flux in result analysis?
Or, Do I need any other setting when I make the model?
Every suggestions are appreciated.

Regards,
Keisuke Tsuji, Hokkaido Univ, Japan