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Input electric load variables for SAM Script.
- clarknd
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06 Oct 2014 11:59 #2597
by clarknd
Input electric load variables for SAM Script. was created by clarknd
Hi Paul,
I'm currently working on the current public release of SAM (2014.1.14). I was hoping that you could tell me what the SAM script variable are for:
The Radio Buttons:
-No load data
-Monthly schedule
-User entered hourly data
The Normalize supplied load profile to monthly utility bill data check box
and
the Monthly energy usage vector data once the normalize button has been enabled.
Thanks!
Nathan
I'm currently working on the current public release of SAM (2014.1.14). I was hoping that you could tell me what the SAM script variable are for:
The Radio Buttons:
-No load data
-Monthly schedule
-User entered hourly data
The Normalize supplied load profile to monthly utility bill data check box
and
the Monthly energy usage vector data once the normalize button has been enabled.
Thanks!
Nathan
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08 Oct 2014 10:20 #2598
by Paul Gilman
Replied by Paul Gilman on topic Input electric load variables for SAM Script.
Hi Nathan,
Radio button No load data/Monthly schedule/User entered hourly data is elecload.mode, where 0=no load, 1=monthly schedule, and 2=hourly data.
Normalize load checkbox is elecload.normalize_to_utility_bill, where 0=yes, and 1=no.
The monthy vector for normalization is elecload.utility_bill_data, 1x12 array of numbers with the first element=January and the twelfth=December.
Best regards,
Paul.
Radio button No load data/Monthly schedule/User entered hourly data is elecload.mode, where 0=no load, 1=monthly schedule, and 2=hourly data.
Normalize load checkbox is elecload.normalize_to_utility_bill, where 0=yes, and 1=no.
The monthy vector for normalization is elecload.utility_bill_data, 1x12 array of numbers with the first element=January and the twelfth=December.
Best regards,
Paul.
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