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RE: Do setbacks save energy without compromising comfort?

Thanks. Nothing is simple about heating! My observation about the discrepancy of the onset of cycling between the model and the measurements was ac...

3 years ago
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RE: Do setbacks save energy without compromising comfort?

Thanks for the update but I confess Im now a bit lost. 'The raw data' is presumably actual data from a real heat pump, was it @cathoderay 's or someo...

3 years ago
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RE: Do setbacks save energy without compromising comfort?

The wc is a curve because of the emitter power vs ft curve, (which I have been told is linear for ufh, but have not verified). So far as I can tell ...

3 years ago
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RE: Do setbacks save energy without compromising comfort?

@derek-m I'm not certain what these are telling us. Am I comparing calculated vs actual iat, in which case there seems to be a small divergence which...

3 years ago
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RE: Do setbacks save energy without compromising comfort?

Agreed Agreed (sadly but inevitably) Just bear in mind that we need as much data for the 'control' (ie without setback) as we do for the se...

3 years ago
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RE: Do setbacks save energy without compromising comfort?

Thanks for the extra data. 1C reduction in IAT should in theory reduce energy consumption by 1/(IAT-OAT). If IAT is 20 and OAT is 10 that's 10%. A...

3 years ago
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RE: Do setbacks save energy without compromising comfort?

For what it is worth I'm fairly comfortable that modelling results predict modest savings (3-5%) for mild OATs with a setback regime that for many wil...

3 years ago
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RE: Do setbacks save energy without compromising comfort?

@derek-m may correct me but I don't believe the model does cycling as such. My understanding is that it recognises the occurrence in the 'duty cycle'...

3 years ago
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RE: Do setbacks save energy without compromising comfort?

Im not sure why this was directed at me especially, but since you ask here are my thoughts: For the purpose of the second half of the question I thi...

3 years ago
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RE: Do setbacks save energy without compromising comfort?

@cathoderay Yes understood, in general terms. But given that you cant measure the 'actual observed energy in value for the hour' multiple times in t...

3 years ago
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RE: Do setbacks save energy without compromising comfort?

As you say much tighter. This allows you, as you say, to get an average expected value. Your actuals will have the same scatter so you will need to...

3 years ago
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