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Air Flow Network for Honeybee! #506
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@antonszilasi , I am not sure if they are all of the way there yet but I just wanted to make sure that you are aware of this becuase this is likely what we will be using in the future. We should try to make your implementation of the AFN here compatable with OpenStudio's structure. -Chris |
@chriswmackey |
@antonszilasi ,
-Chris |
Is there any news or developments on this issue?
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@hamborg , We don't have an update yet but I am thinking that we should integrate the AFN once we have Butterfly up and running for CFD (one of it's primary applications is supplying flow coefficients to the AFN). On a sidenote EnergyPlus says that the AFN is not meant to model your case of large atria stratification: For air stratification estimation, you should use something like the Honeybee microclimate maps. |
Hi everyone, I´m currently trying to use the ladybug tools to analyze and optimize the control of (forced) natural and hybrid ventilation of climbing halls. Because of their room height and high air volume the assumption of a well mixed zone (energy plus zone) is pretty missleading espacially for looking at the comfort. Therefore I was thinking about first using butterfly for getting the air change rate, when windows are mechanically being opened (eg. 1 min every 15 min at given wind speed). Then I want to use these ACH (mean value for air change per hour at given conditions) for my energy analysis in honeybee with one zone. And finally use a indoor microclimate mapping for the comfort analysis. Therefore I am thinking about using the CFD results for the air speed. What are you thinking about this workflow? Does it make sense to try it like this or is it at least possible? Or does anybody has figured out a better workflow to deal with this kind of questions? Thanks a lot |
Hi all, I have been fiddling around with AFN in Honeybee and was wondering if there is any implementation of this yet that I am not aware of? I am aware of the AFN's shortcomings (especially stack-ventilation and large atriums), but would like to visualise basic airflows through a building without having to do a fully-fledged CFD simulation for each design idea. Is this something that could be achieved with the AFN? Cheers, Max |
@MaxMarschall I'll see if I can dig up that AFN old script which I had and post it here |
@antonszilasi That would be great thanks! |
Great Work @MaxMarschall |
@mostaphaRoudsari @chriswmackey
I am about 60-70% developing a airflow network for Honeybee (not functional yet). I've put the code on my profile under the AFN branch on my profile.
I wanted your thoughts on how the components should be structured. I've written the AFN in Chris's nat vent component and it has two components that accompany it. One to create "DetailedOpenings" or windows and holes and another to set zone controls. See the picture below
Do you think this is a good work flow?
Let me know your thoughts
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