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Hello:
There's a 1985
ASHRAE paper on using DOE-2 to do pool modeling...or at least
attempts to do so,
entitled: Haberl, J., Claridge, D.
1985. "Retrofit Energy Studies of a Recreation Center", ASHRAE Transactions-Research, Volume
91, Part 2, pp. 1421 - 1433,
(June). In this paper we forced DOE-2 to do the
cooling
and dehumidification, which I is probably
not the best tool for doing this since DOE-2 does not directly control
humidity. You should also get the
definitive work by Francis DeWinter, Atlas Corp., written about the same time
on pool heat loss/gain equations and then use something like TRNSYS to
do your own modeling. I'm sure there may already be some good modeling for doing
the pool modeling, and a literature search of the obvious places would reveal
what others have done. However, combined pool modeling, with radiative,
mass exchange, convection, and system interactions would be a complex exercise
that needs an industrial-strength simulation. Hence the need
for a general purpose solver
like TRNSYS or EES, perhaps coupled with a CFD model that has a radiative
network and all the necessary environmental models (i.e., solar, wind, sky loss,
ground coupling, etc.).
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