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Define sub-categories for generic heat pump models #24

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ttjaden opened this issue Nov 18, 2022 · 1 comment · Fixed by #27
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Define sub-categories for generic heat pump models #24

ttjaden opened this issue Nov 18, 2022 · 1 comment · Fixed by #27
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@ttjaden
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ttjaden commented Nov 18, 2022

By now, the generic version of each heat pump type (air/water, water/water, brine/water) represents an average model, beacause their parameters are the average of all available heat pump models.

For practical research question,

  • 3 generic sub-categories should be created
  • or a function the create the generic model on the user side.

The idea for the sub-categories could be:

  • low efficiency (parameters for 20% of the worst real heat pump models)
  • average effciency (parameters for the real heat pump models between low and high efficiency)
  • high efficiency (parameters for 20% of the best real heat pump models)
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xihaui commented Apr 27, 2023

There are 3 Generics for Group 1 and Group 5.
Generic_top - scop of top 20%
Generic_average - scop middle 60%
Generic_bottom - scop of worst 20%

They need to be validated.

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