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All that should be left are elevators and un-recongnized space types # model.getSpaces.each do |space| # next if space.spaceType.empty? # spaceType = space.spaceType.get # standardsInfo = OsLib_HelperMethods.getSpaceTypeStandardsInformation([spaceType]) # next if standardsInfo[1] == "Kitchen" # spacesAndSpaceTypes << space # end # loop through used space types and spaces spacesAndSpaceTypes.each do |object| # only alter space types that are used if !object.to_SpaceType.empty? next if object.to_SpaceType.get.spaces.size <= 0 end electricEquipment = object.electricEquipment electricEquipment.each do |equipment| # get schedule if !equipment.schedule.empty? existSch = equipment.schedule.get # next if space type is kitchen. This should be taken care of in kitchen measure # can't process if not ruleset if existSch.to_ScheduleRuleset.empty? runner.registerWarning("#{existSch.name} isn't a ruleset schedule. It can't be altered by this measure.") next end # update schedule if electricEquipmentHash.key?(existSch) # connect equipment to new schedule equipment.setSchedule(electricEquipmentHash[existSch]) else # make new schedule newSchedule = existSch.clone(model).to_ScheduleRuleset.get newSchedule.setName("#{existSch.name} - Controls Reduction") # connect to electricEquipment equipment.setSchedule(newSchedule) # edit schedule # valueTestDouble was .05 but changed to 0.51 since ran across some schedules that hit this for unoccupied times valueTestDouble = 0.51 # if the profile value is lower than this value then uses passDouble for value adjustment, otherwise it uses failDouble as value adjustment passDouble = -0.25 failDouble = 0.0 # no decrease during operating hours floorDouble = 0.1 # values below this level will be left alone, and adjusted values will not be lowered beyond this. modificationType = 'Sum' # double will be added to current value (in this case passing a negative value to lower it) OsLib_Schedules.conditionalScheduleValueAdjust(model, newSchedule, valueTestDouble, passDouble, failDouble, floorDouble, modificationType) # add info to hash electricEquipmentHash[existSch] = newSchedule # get sch values from new and old schedules to use in initial and final condition existMinMax = OsLib_Schedules.getMinMaxAnnualProfileValue(model, existSch.to_ScheduleRuleset.get) existMin << existMinMax['min'] existMax << existMinMax['max'] newMinMax = OsLib_Schedules.getMinMaxAnnualProfileValue(model, newSchedule) newMin << newMinMax['min'] newMax << newMinMax['max'] end else runner.registerWarning("Can't find schedule for #{equipment.name} in #{object.name}. Won't attempt to create schedule for it.") end end end affectedSpaceTypeArray.each do |spaceType| runner.registerInfo("Adjusting equipment schedules for #{spaceType.name}.") end # reporting initial condition of model runner.registerInitialCondition("Fractional schedule values for equipment in the initial model excluding kitchens range from #{OpenStudio.toNeatString(existMin.min, 2, true)} to #{OpenStudio.toNeatString(existMax.max, 2, true)}.") # get building to add cost to building = model.getBuilding # global variables for costs expected_life = 25 years_until_costs_start = 0 # add cost to building if costTotal > 0 lcc_mat = OpenStudio::Model::LifeCycleCost.createLifeCycleCost('Equipment Controls', building, costTotal, 'CostPerEach', 'Construction', expected_life, years_until_costs_start) lcc_mat_TotalCost = lcc_mat.get.totalCost else lcc_mat_TotalCost = 0 end # populate AEDG tip keys aedgTips = ['PL02', 'PL03', 'PL04'] # populate how to tip messages aedgTipsLong = OsLib_AedgMeasures.getLongHowToTips('K12', aedgTips.uniq.sort, runner) if !aedgTipsLong return false # this should only happen if measure writer passes bad values to getLongHowToTips end # reporting final condition of model if lcc_mat_TotalCost > 0 runner.registerFinalCondition("Fractional schedule values for electric equipment in the final model excluding kitchens range from #{OpenStudio.toNeatString(newMin.min, 2, true)} to #{OpenStudio.toNeatString(newMax.max, 2, true)}. The cost for these control improvements is $#{OpenStudio.toNeatString(lcc_mat_TotalCost, 2, true)}. #{aedgTipsLong}") else runner.registerFinalCondition("Fractional schedule values for electric equipment in the final model excluding kitchens range from #{OpenStudio.toNeatString(newMin.min, 2, true)} to #{OpenStudio.toNeatString(newMax.max, 2, true)}. #{aedgTipsLong}") end return true end end # this allows the measure to be use by the application AedgK12ElectricEquipmentControls.new.registerWithApplication