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Lighting levels for this SpaceType will not be altered.") next end # get initial LPD for space type initialSpaceTypeLpd = OsLib_LightingAndEquipment.getLpdForSpaceArray(spaceType.spaces) # get target LPD targetLPD = OpenStudio.convert(rulesHash["LowEnergy #{standardsInfo[spaceType][1]}"], 'W/ft^2', 'W/m^2').to_f # harvest any hard assigned schedules along with lighting power of light. If there is no default the use the largest one of these oldLights = [] spaceType.lights.each do |light| oldLights << light end # remove lights associated directly with spaces spaceLightRemoved = false spaceLightsSchedules = [] spaceType.spaces.each do |space| lights = space.lights lights.each do |light| oldLights << light light.remove spaceLightRemoved = true end end # in future versions will use (lighting power)weighted average schedule merge for new schedule oldScheduleHash = OsLib_LightingAndEquipment.createHashOfInternalLoadWithHardAssignedSchedules(oldLights) oldLights.size == oldScheduleHash.size ? (defaultUsedAtLeastOnce = false) : (defaultUsedAtLeastOnce = true) # add new lights spaceType.setLightingPowerPerFloorArea(targetLPD) # not sure if this is instance or def? newLight = spaceType.lights[0] newLightDef = newLight.lightsDefinition newLightDef.setName("AEDG SmMdOff - #{standardsInfo[spaceType][1]} lights") # add cost to lights lcc_lights = OpenStudio::Model::LifeCycleCost.createLifeCycleCost("lcc_#{newLightDef.name}", newLightDef, material_cost_ip, 'CostPerArea', 'Construction', expected_life, years_until_costs_start) # report change if !spaceType.lightingPowerPerFloorArea.empty? oldLpdDisplay = OsLib_HelperMethods.neatConvertWithUnitDisplay(initialSpaceTypeLpd, 'W/m^2', 'W/ft^2', 1) newLpdDisplay = OsLib_HelperMethods.neatConvertWithUnitDisplay(spaceType.lightingPowerPerFloorArea.get, 'W/m^2', 'W/ft^2', 1) # can add choices for unit display runner.registerInfo("Changing LPD of #{spaceType.name} space type to #{newLpdDisplay} from #{oldLpdDisplay}") else runner.registerInfo("For some reason no LPD was set for #{spaceType.name} space type.") end if spaceLightRemoved runner.registerInfo("One more more lights directly assigned to spaces using #{spaceType.name} were removed. This is to limit lighting to what is added by this measure.") end # adjust schedules as necessary only hard assign if the default schedule was never used if (defaultUsedAtLeastOnce == false) && !oldLights.empty? # retrieve hard assigned schedule newLight.setSchedule(oldScheduleHash.sort.reverse[0][0]) else if newLight.schedule.empty? runner.registerWarning("Didn't find an inherited or hard assigned schedule for lights in #{spaceType.name} or underlying spaces. Please add a schedule before running a simulation.") end end end # warn if some spaces didn't have lights altered at all (this would apply to spaces with space types not mapped) model.getSpaces.each do |space| next if !space.spaceType.empty? runner.registerWarning("#{space.name} doesn't have a space type. Couldn't identify target LPD without a space type. Lights were not altered.") end # populate AEDG tip keys aedgTips = [] aedgTips.push('DL01', 'DL02', 'DL03', 'DL04', 'DL05', 'EL02', 'EL03', 'EL05', 'EL06', 'EL07', 'EL08', 'EL12', 'EL13', 'EL14', 'EL15', 'EL16', 'EL17', 'EL18', 'EL19', 'EL20') # populate how to tip messages aedgTipsLong = OsLib_AedgMeasures.getLongHowToTips('SmMdOff', aedgTips.uniq.sort, runner) if !aedgTipsLong return false # this should only happen if measure writer passes bad values to getLongHowToTips end # calculate final building LPD building = model.getBuilding finalLpdDisplay = OsLib_HelperMethods.neatConvertWithUnitDisplay(building.lightingPowerPerFloorArea, 'W/m^2', 'W/ft^2', 1) # can add choices for unit display # calculate final LPD to use later lightDefs = model.getLightsDefinitions finalCostForLights = OsLib_HelperMethods.getTotalCostForObjects(lightDefs) # change in cost costRelatedToMeasure = finalCostForLights - initialCostForLights costRelatedToMeasureDisplay = OsLib_HelperMethods.neatConvertWithUnitDisplay(costRelatedToMeasure, '$', '$', 0, true, false, false, false) # bools (prefix,suffix,space,parentheses) # reporting final condition of model if costRelatedToMeasure > 0 runner.registerFinalCondition("The resulting building has an LPD #{finalLpdDisplay}. Initial capital cost related to this measure is #{costRelatedToMeasureDisplay}. #{aedgTipsLong}") else runner.registerFinalCondition("The resulting building has an LPD #{finalLpdDisplay}. #{aedgTipsLong}") end return true end end # this allows the measure to be use by the application AedgSmallToMediumOfficeInteriorLighting.new.registerWithApplication