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class ComStockASHRAE9012019 < ASHRAE9012019
# Determine the prototypical economizer type for the model.
# Defaults to FixedDryBulb based on anecdotal evidence of this being
# the most common type encountered in the field, combined
# with this being the default option for many equipment manufacturers,
# and being the strategy recommended in the 2010 ASHRAE journal article
# "Economizer High Limit Devices and Why Enthalpy Economizers Don't Work"
# by Steven Taylor and Hwakong Cheng.
# https://tayloreng.egnyte.com/dl/mN0c9t4WSO/ASHRAE_Journal_-_Economizer_High_Limit_Devices_and_Why_Enthalpy_Economizers_Dont_Work.pdf_
#
# @param model [OpenStudio::Model::Model] OpenStudio model object
# @param climate_zone [String] ASHRAE climate zone, e.g. 'ASHRAE 169-2013-4A'
# @return [String] the economizer type. Possible values are:
# 'NoEconomizer'
# 'FixedDryBulb'
# 'FixedEnthalpy'
# 'DifferentialDryBulb'
# 'DifferentialEnthalpy'
# 'FixedDewPointAndDryBulb'
# 'ElectronicEnthalpy'
# 'DifferentialDryBulbAndEnthalpy'
def model_economizer_type(model, climate_zone)
economizer_type = 'FixedDryBulb'
return economizer_type
end
end
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