(Tutorial) Trace700 - Ver1.0 PDF

Tutorial : Ver.1.
Trace700 S/W
Tutorial (Ver.1.0)
Contents
Part1. Introduction
1.1 Trace700 Introduction …………………..………….….…. 6
1.2 Installation and Access .………………………………… 7
1.3 Modeling Steps ….……………..…….………………..… 8
Part2. Load Calculation

2.1 Modeling Scenario …………………………………....… 10
2.2 Start with Trace700 …………………………….….…... 11
2.3 Enter Project Information…………………….…...….. 13
2.4 Select Weather Information ………………………....… 14
2.5 Create Templates …………………………..………... 16
2.6 Create Rooms ……………………………………... 22
2.7 Create Systems …………………………………….. 25
2.8 Assign Rooms to Systems …………………………….. 26
2.9 Report …………………..……………...……………….. 27
Contents
Part3. Energy Simulation (Trace CPA)

3.1 Modeling Scenario…………………………………....… 31
3.2 Start with Trace700 …………………………….….…... 32
3.3 Select Weather Information ……….………….…...….. 33
3.4 Select Building type ………….……………………....… 34
3.5 Define Economics …………………..………..………... 35
3.6 Create Plants ………………………………………... 36
3.7 Calculate and View Results …………………………….. 46
Contents
Part4. Additional Function

4.1 File Sharing ….…....…………………….………......… 53
4.2 Create Weather Library ……….………………….…... 54
4.3 Create Plant Library ……….………………….…... 55
Part 1. Introduction
1.1 Trace700 Introduction Part1. Introduction
What is Trace 700?
40 years
What is Trace 700?
- Window based program
Customizable
- Load Design program
- Energy Simulator
- Life cycle analysis Reliable
Difficult
3 Methods to utilize Trace700 S/W
Load Calculation Energy Simulation Energy Simulation

*S/W: Trace700 (ODU comparison) (ODU+IDU comparison)
*S/W: Trace CPA *S/W: Trace700
VS
VS
Project : Singapore Zoo

(Win-back from Daikin) Project : Algery Project Project : Rouse Market
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1.2 Installation and access Part1. Introduction
Software Installation (Download)

Connect the below address and download Trace700 S/W
1. Access the site: http://www.trane.com/commercial/north-america/us/en.html

2. Click “Software Download Center”
3. Download Trace700 Standalone version.
How to get authorization?

1. When installing S/W, you will be asked enter Serial no. and ID.
2. Please use the ID and Serial number for your region after purchasing Trace700 license.
ex) In Korea, please use “CUSTOMER ID #DD6” and “SERIAL # EB46-4C3D-E45B-D94A”
Usage Tip
- This S/W is computer based software
: Once you install the software, you can use Trace700 in any place without the internet access.
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1.3 Modeling Steps Part1. Introduction
Modeling Steps
Design
(Load Calculation)
Energy Simulation
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Part 2 : Load Calculation
Thermal load calculation

(Tutorial with 1st Scenario)
Purpose :
1. Understand how to do thermal load calculation using Trace700 software.
2. Learn how to make templates to proceed the easy and fast load design.
3. Utilize reports
- Room Checksums : Peak Load
- System Checksums : Block Load
2.1 Design Scenario Part2. Load Calculation
Approach
Using the blow information, calculate each room’s load to select indoor units.
- Location: Singapore
- Methodology: CLTD (cooling)

UATD (heating)
- 30% Glass (on all exposures)
Office Spaces:
Internal Loads: People Type: General Office Space
People Density: 4 People
Lighting Type: Recessed fluorescent, not vented,
Lighting Heat Gain: 1.1 W/ft2
Airflow: Ventilation Type: General Office Space

Ventilation Cooling: 20 cfm/person
Ventilation Heating: 20 cfm/person
Conference Spaces:
Internal Loads: People Type: Conference Room
People Density: 4 People
Lighting Type: Recessed fluorescent, not vented,
Lighting Heat Gain: 1.3 W/ft2
Airflow: Ventilation Type: General Office Space

Ventilation Cooling: 25 cfm/person
Ventilation Heating: 25 cfm/person
General Building Information:

Thermostat: Cooling Dry Bulb: 75°F
Heating Dry Bulb: 70°F
Relative Humidity: 50%
Construction: Slab/ Roof : 4” LW Concrete

Wall: 4” HW Block
Window: Double Coated ¼”
Wall Height: 12
Floor-to-Floor Height: 12
Plenum: 3
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2.2 Start with Trace700 Part2. Load Calculation
1) Start with Trace700 and basic setting

Design steps
1. To start Trace700, double click a icon “Trace 700” on desktop.
2. Go to File tab  Customized Setting
3. Setting “Units” and “Default Map” as blow
4. Click OK button to complete the basic setting.
① Double
Click
Usage Tip
- CLTD(cooling) and UATD(heating) is one of the methodology for load calcultion.
- Default Map: if you select specific region, you cannot select other regions for the next step.
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2.2 Start with Trace700 Part2. Load Calculation
2) Create a file with Trace700 Load

Design steps
1. Go to File tab  New  Trace700 Load
2. Enter the file name and Click Open button
① Click
Usage Tip
- Trace700 and Trace700 Load are basically one S/W.
It is recommended for beginner users to chose “Trace700 Load” first to do the load calculation,
then change to “Trace700” mode for Energy Simulation.
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2.3 Enter Project Information Part2. Load Calculation
Enter Project Information

Design steps
1. Click “Enter Project Information”
2. Enter Project information (not Mandatory)
 Input data is represented on the report.
① Double Click
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2.4 Select Weather Information Part2. Load Calculation
1) Select City or Country

Design steps
1. Click “Select Weather Information”
2. Select a city: Singapore
3. Input the design ambient temperature: Click “Overrides” button.
① Double Click
Design Tip
- Each city includes the annual weather data from Energy Plus or other weather data site.
- This data is used for calculating “Maximum heat load” to select product(IDU) size and
“Annual load profile” to simulate annual Energy consumption.
- You can manually change the design Ambient temperature using “Overrides” button.
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2.4 Select Weather Information Part2. Load Calculation
2) Input design conditions

Design steps
1. Check the default weather condition.
2. If design condition is already decided and different from the default value, change design condition
- Click “User Override” and Input “the design ambient temperature” manually.
① Default weather data

③
① Default weather data

②
Design Tip
- If design condition is already decided and different from the default value,
users need to manually input design conditions using “User Overrides”
- Or, when there is no city you’re looking for, you can select similar conditioned city and input
the design temperature manually.
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2.5 Create Templates Part2. Load Calculation
1) Create Templates
Design steps
1. Click “Create Templates”
① Double Click
Design Tip
- Creating Templates help users reduce the design time and minimize the data input error.
- 1 Main template(Room tab) includes 4 sub templates.
- 4 sub templates: Internal Load, Airflow, Thermostat, Construction
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2) Create Sub Templates – Internal Load

Design steps
1. Click “Internal Load” tab
2. Click “New” button and Enter “Office” in description to create 1st template.
3. Input data using the given information from “2.1 Design Scenario” like below.
②
③
4. With the same steps, create 2nd template for “Conference Space”
- Only difference is Heat gain from Lighting information.
Design Tip
- When you select types like “General Office Space”, the default values automatically come out,
and this values are based on Ashrae Standard guide.
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3) Create Sub Templates – Airflow

Design steps
1. Click “Airflow” tab
2. Click “New” button and Enter “Office” in description to create 1st template.
4. With the same steps, create 2nd template for “Conference Space”.
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4) Create Sub Templates – Thermostat

Design steps
1. Click “Thermostat” tab
2. Click “New” button and Enter “General” in description to create 1st template.
②
③
Design Tip
- When you just need to calculate the maximum heat load, 3 information is enough.
: Cooling dry bulb, Heating dry bulb and Relative humidity
- However, for energy simulation, you need to input drift points.
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5) Create Sub Templates – Construction

Design steps
1. Click “Construction” tab
2. Click “New” button and Enter “General” in description to create 1st template.
②
③
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6) Create Main Templates – Room

Design steps
1. Click “Thermostat” tab
2. Click “New” button and Enter “Office” in description to create 1st main template.
3. Select the sub 4 templates for Office like below.
4. With the same steps, create 2nd main template for “Conference Space”.
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2.6 Create Rooms Part2. Load Calculation
1) Select a template for each room

Design steps
1. Click “Create Rooms”
① Double Click
2. Click “New Room” and enter a room name “Office1”

3. Select Room template: Office
③ ②
Design Tip
- When you select a main template, other sub templates are automatically applied.
- All red colored values are the default data based on your design templates.
.You can manually change the red values, and when you want to go back to the default value,
enter (“ * “) instead of the value.
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2) Enter detailed room information

Design steps
1. Enter the room size for Office1: 50ft, 60ft
2. Enter a wall information:
- Create Wall-1: Input the “50”ft for length, “0” for direction
- Create Wall-2: Input the “60”ft for length, “90” for direction
3. Enter a glass information: 30% in a first box.
① Enter a room size

②
② Wall ③ Glass
4. With the same steps, create other rooms: Ofiice2, Conference room1, 2.
- Make sure to select a template “Conference” to create Conference room1,2
Design Tip
- Wall direction: North(0), East(90), South(180), West(270)

- 2 Ways to enter window information
.1st Way: Enter % of window area based on 100% or the wall area.
.2nd Way: Enter the quantity of windows and size(length and height).
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2) Enter detailed room information
Design steps
4. With the same steps, create other rooms: Ofiice2, Conference room1, 2.
- Make sure to select a template “Conference” to create Conference room1,2
Design Tip
- Wall direction: North(0), East(90), South(180), West(270)

- 2 Ways to enter window information
.1st Way: Enter % of window area based on 100% or the wall area.
.2nd Way: Enter the quantity of windows and size(length and height).
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2.7 Create Systems Part2. Load Calculation
Create Systems – select VRF

Design steps
1. Click “Create Systems”
2. Select “Variable Volume” in System category.
3. Select “Variable Refrigerant Flow” in System type.
① Double Click
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2.8 Assign Rooms to Systems Part2. Load Calculation
Assign Rooms to Systems

Design steps
1. Click “Assign Rooms to Systems”
2. Drag rooms to system.
3. Click “Close” button.
① Double Click
Drag & Drop
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2.9 Calculate and View Results Part2. Load Calculation
Calculate and View Results

Design steps
1. Click “Calculate and View Results”
2. Click “Calculate” button.
3. Click “View Results” button.
4. Select Report type: “System checksums” and “Room checksums” and Click “Preview”
① Double Click
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Calculate and View Results

Report Sample
1. Check the peak load and detailed information with this report.
Design Tip
- Room Checksums report: Users can check Peak load of each room. This peak load is
considered when you select the size of indoor units for rooms.
- System Checksums report: Users can check Block load of the system including 4rooms.
Block load is considered when you select the size of the plant(Outdoor unit).
 For VRF this information can be utilized when deciding the Combination Ratio.
Peak Load Block Load
Rooms
Load(Btu/h) Month/Hour Load(Btu/h) Month/Hour
Office1 60,267 5/14
Office2 59,766 12/13
- -
Conference room1 72,992 5/17
Conference room2 72,924 12/17
Total System 265,949 239,346 5/17
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※ Download reports
Design steps
1. Check File  Export  All Reports
2. Select Format and Click “OK” button
①
Double Click
Design Tip
- There are several formats supported : *pdf, *.xls, *.rtf, *.doc
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Part 3 : Energy Simulation
(S/W: Trace CPA)
Modeling 3 systems
(VRF, Water-cooled Chiller, Air-cooled Chiller)
(Tutorial with 2st Scenario)

Purpose :
1. Understand the modeling steps for Trace CPA
2. Learn how to design 3 main systems
- VRF system
- Water-cooled system
- Air-cooled system
3.1 Modeling Scenario Part3. Energy Simulation
Approach
1. Project Information
- Project Name: Lagos City Hall
- Location: Singapore
- Building type : Office
- Design conditions
- Peak Load (Cooling): 200kW (Heating is not considered.)
- Outdoor Temperature(DB/WB): 36℃/29℃
2. System Comparison
Alt1 Alt2 Alt3
Plant Type DVM S Water Cooled Chiller Air Cooled Chiller
Configuration
DVM S Water Cooled Chiller

+ Pumps + Cooling Tower Air cooled Chiller+Pump
COP (W/W) 3.63 5.23 3.5
1. Pump for Chiller (20m water)

Pump X 1. Pump for Chiller (20m water)
2. Pump for C-Tower (30m water)
Cooling Tower X O X
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3.2 Start with Trace700 Part3. Energy Simulation
Create a file with Trace CPA (Chiller Plant Analyzer)

Design steps
1. Go to File tab  New  Trace700 CPA
2. Enter the file name and Click Open button.
3. Select one system and click “Next” button.
① Click
② ③
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3.3 Select Weather Information Part3. Energy Simulation
Select City and enter the design condition

Design steps
1. Select a city: Singapore
2. Input the design ambient temperature: Click “Overrides” button.
①
①
3. Click “User Override” and Input “36℃ / 29℃ (Dry bulb / Wet bulb)” manually.
Default weather data ④

③
Design Tip
- Trace CPA automatically generate Annual Load profile for Energy simulation
with the peak load you input and annual weather data.
- Each city includes the annual weather data from Energy Plus or other weather data site.
- This data is used for calculating “Maximum heat load” to select product(IDU) size and
“Annual load profile” to simulate annual Energy consumption.
- You can manually change the design Ambient temperature using “Overrides” button.
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3.4 Select building type Part3. Energy Simulation
Select building type and enter the peak load

Design steps
1. Select building type: “Office with economizer”.
2. Enter the peak load: 200kW for cooling, 0.1kW for heating.
Design Tip
- Users are required to input any values for peak loads even though there is no heating or cooling.
Otherwise, system cannot work properly.
ex) When there is no heating, users need to enter 0.1kW.
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3.5 Define Economics Part3. Energy Simulation
Define Economics
Design steps
1. Click “Add Rate”
2. Select a utility rate: Northern Power Company.
3. Click “Apply” button
①
②
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3.6 Create Plants Part3. Energy Simulation
1) Design VRF
Design steps
1. Click “Create Plants”.
2. Delete Water-cooled chiller and Boiler using “delete” key.
3. Drag and drop: Air-cooled unitary to Cooling plant on the right side(on Configuration)
Electric resistance to Heating plant on the right side(on Configuration)
Drag & Drop ②
③ ②
Drag & Drop
Design Tip
- On cooling plant and heating plant in Configuration(right side), at least 1 equipment should be
placed. Otherwise error will occur.
- When selecting VRF, Electric resistance is recommended to be in Heating plant.
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1) Design VRF
Design steps
4. Click “Cooling Equipment” tab.
5. Select an equipment type: “DVM S(17yr)_NA_STD”
6. Select Heat rejection type: “Included in Compressor Power”
Design Tip
- ⑥ Heat Rejection is for Cooling Tower and Condenser, which power consumption is
not included in Outdoor unit, therefore, the power consumption is separately calculated.
 For VRF, select “Included in compressor power”.
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1) Design VRF
Design steps
7. Enter a capacity of outdoor unit: 200kW
8. Enter a EER of outdoor unit: 3.63 (W/W) with selecting “Packaged COP”
9. Click “Apply” button.
⑦ ⑧
Design Tip
- When entering heating capacity and EER, enter the values in “Heat recovery”.
 For VRF, Heating = Heat recovery
- When you don’t input the capacity value, the peak load is applied to the size of outdoor unit.
- COP : W/W, EER : Btu/W.h
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* Create Alternatives
Design steps
1. Click “Alternative Setup”  “Copy Alternative” to make Alternative2 and Alternative3.
2. Change the project name: Double click
3. Enter “Water-cooled Chiller”
③ ④
Design Tip
- Copy Alternative: Use this function when most of conditions are same between Alternatives.
ex) When only outdoors are different,
- New Alternative: Use this function when most of conditions are different between Alternatives.
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2) Design Water-cooled Chiller

Design steps
1. Double Click “Create Plants”.
2. Delete “Air-cooled unitary” and “Electric resistance” using “delete” key.
3. Drag and drop: Water-cooled chiller to Cooling plant on the right side(on Configuration)
Boiler to Heating plant on the right side(on Configuration)
③ Drag & Drop
②
③ ②
Drag & Drop
Design Tip
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Design steps
5. Select an equipment type: “Default water-cooled chiller”
6. Select Heat rejection type: “Cooling tower for Cent. Chillers”
Design Tip
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Design steps
8. Enter a EER of outdoor unit: 5.23 (W/W) with selecting “COP”
9. Enter the pumps head “20m water” for Primary pump, “30m water” for the condenser.
⑦ ⑧
Design Tip
- Primary chilled water(Pump): To supply chilled water from Chiller to AHU or FCU.
- Condenser water(Pump): To supply water from Chiller to Cooling Tower.
- Energy consumption factor
1. Water-cooled chiller system : Chiller, Cooling Tower, Pumps for Chiller and C/T
2. Air-cooled chiller system : Chiller, Pump for Chiller
3. VRF system : Only outdoor unit.
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3) Design Air-cooled Chiller

Design steps
1. Double Click “Create Plants”.
2. Delete “Air-cooled unitary” and “Electric resistance” using “delete” key.
3. Drag and drop: Air-cooled chiller to Cooling plant on the right side(on Configuration)
Boiler to Heating plant on the right side(on Configuration)
Drag & Drop ②
③ ②
Drag & Drop
Design Tip
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Design steps
5. Select an equipment type: “Default air-cooled chiller”
6. Select Heat rejection type: “Included in Compressor Power”
Design Tip
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Design steps
8. Enter a EER of outdoor unit: 3.5 (W/W) with selecting “COP”
9. Enter the pumps head “20m water” for Primary pump.
⑦ ⑧
Design Tip
- Primary chilled water(Pump): To supply chilled water from Chiller to AHU or FCU.
- Condenser water(Pump): To supply water from Chiller to Cooling Tower.
- Energy consumption factor
1. Water-cooled chiller system : Chiller, Cooling Tower, Pumps for Chiller and C/T
2. Air-cooled chiller system : Chiller, Pump for Chiller
3. VRF system : Only outdoor unit.
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3.7 Calculate and View Results Part3. Energy Simulation
1) Generate simple report

Design steps
1. Click “Calculate and View Results”
2. Click “Calculate” button.
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1) Generate simple report

Report Sample
- This report shows Annual energy cost, Life cycle cost, Payback period, and so on.
- This report shows Energy consumption by equipment.
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2) Generate detailed reports

Design Steps
1. Click “View Results”
2. Check the reports and Click “Preview” button.
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Report Sample – Monthly Energy Consumption
- This report shows Monthly Energy consumption.
.On-Pk Cons (kWh) : Sum of power consumption for every hour.
.On-Pk Demand (kW) : Maximum power consumption on a peak hour.
Report Sample – Equipment Energy Consumption

- This report shows Energy consumption for each equipment.
.Users can check energy consumption by Chiller, Cooling tower, Pumps.
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Report Sample – Economic Summary
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※ Download reports
Design steps
1. Check File  Export  All Reports
2. Select Format and Click “OK” button
①
Double Click
Design Tip
- There are several formats supported : *pdf, *.xls, *.rtf, *.doc
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Part 4 : Additional Function
4.1 File Sharing Part4. Additional Function
File Sharing (Archive project)

: When sharing the designed file, the project file should be archived.
Steps
1. Click File  “Archive Project” button.
2. Select the project file and click “Open”
3. Click “Update” button.
4. A price list is generated.
Usage Tip
- Trace CPA file : ***.TCE  (Archive Project)  ***.TCA
- Trace700 file : ***.TRC  (Archive Project)  ***.TAF
- When you send the archived file, others can get the library files.
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4.2 Create Weather Library Part4. Additional Function
Create Weather Library

Steps
1. Download weather data from Energy Plus : https://energyplus.net/weather
2. Click “Libraries”  Click “Weather”

3. Click “Import” button and select “Energy Plus file(*.epw )”
4. Enter the Region and Sub region, then click “Save” button.
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4.3 Create Plant Library Part4. Additional Function
1) Create Library Curves

Steps
1. Open the Library Generator (Excel file).
*If you don’t have the file, please contact : tk0320.lee@samsung.com
2. Go to the “072” sheet
3. Enter the Cooling capacity table(B2) and Heating capacity table(B26).

- Capacity table for 100% combination ratio
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1) Create Library Curves

Steps
4. Enter the part load data. : Total Capacity, Power Input for the combination ratio (50%~100%)
- Cooling (R5) : 95℉ of ambient temp. / 67℉ of indoor temp.
- Heating (R29): 47℉ of ambient temp. / 70℉ of indoor temp.
 6 Curves are automatically generated on “Summary” sheet.
5. Go to “Summary” sheet and Check “072” (D3) line
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2) Create VRF Library on Trace700 S/W

Steps
1. Open “Library”
2. Click “ Cooling”
3. Click “New” button.

4. Select category: “air-cooled unitary” , enter the ODU name: “TDB_S_DVM S”
and select Cooling type: “Air to air heat pump”
5. Click “Save”  6. Click “Curve”
⑤
④
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Steps
There are 3 curve types, and each curve type has 1 Cooling curve and 1 Heating curve.
7. Click “New” button.

8. Select curve type : “Cooling equipment ambient relief”,
and enter description : “TDB_S_DVM S(17yr)_AmbPC_CO”
9. Select modification type: “Air-cooled” and modification units: “Biquadratic”
10. Enter the values using the Library generator (EIRFT Curves: D32~D37)
11. Select the Tevap variable: “Clg Coil Entering Wet Bulb”
Tevap variable: “Condenser Entering Dry Bulb”
Enter the boundary values (D53~D56)
12. Click “Save” button.
⑧ ⑫
⑦
⑨
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Steps
With the same steps (step7~12), create the other 5 curves.
Please refer to the below sample.
1. Curve1 : Cooling equipment ambient relief - Cooling

2. Curve2 : Cooling equipment ambient relief - Heating
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Steps
3. Curve3 : Cooling equipment capacity - Cooling

4. Curve4 : Cooling equipment capacity - Heating
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Steps
5. Curve5 : Cooling equipment capacity - Cooling

6. Curve6 : Cooling equipment capacity - Heating
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Steps
Select curve type “DOE”
Select 3 curves for cooling and heating like below.
Primary is cooling Secondary is heating
Click “Save” button to complete.
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Part2. Load Calculation

Part3. Energy Simulation (Trace CPA)

Part4. Additional Function

What is Trace 700?

3 Methods to utilize Trace700 S/W

Load Calculation Energy Simulation Energy Simulation

*S/W: Trace CPA *S/W: Trace700

Project : Singapore Zoo

Software Installation (Download)

1. Access the site: http://www.trane.com/commercial/north-america/us/en.html

3. Download Trace700 Standalone version.

How to get authorization?

Thermal load calculation

- Methodology: CLTD (cooling)

- 30% Glass (on all exposures)

Airflow: Ventilation Type: General Office Space

Airflow: Ventilation Type: General Office Space

General Building Information:

Construction: Slab/ Roof : 4” LW Concrete

1) Start with Trace700 and basic setting

2) Create a file with Trace700 Load

Enter Project Information

1) Select City or Country

2) Input design conditions

① Default weather data

① Default weather data

2) Create Sub Templates – Internal Load

3) Create Sub Templates – Airflow

4) Create Sub Templates – Thermostat

5) Create Sub Templates – Construction

6) Create Main Templates – Room

1) Select a template for each room

2. Click “New Room” and enter a room name “Office1”

2) Enter detailed room information

① Enter a room size

- Wall direction: North(0), East(90), South(180), West(270)

2) Enter detailed room information

- Wall direction: North(0), East(90), South(180), West(270)

Create Systems – select VRF

Assign Rooms to Systems

Drag & Drop

Calculate and View Results

Calculate and View Results

- There are several formats supported : *pdf, *.xls, *.rtf, *.doc

(Tutorial with 2st Scenario)

Alt1 Alt2 Alt3

Plant Type DVM S Water Cooled Chiller Air Cooled Chiller

DVM S Water Cooled Chiller

COP (W/W) 3.63 5.23 3.5

1. Pump for Chiller (20m water)

Create a file with Trace CPA (Chiller Plant Analyzer)

Select City and enter the design condition

Default weather data ④

Select building type and enter the peak load

Drag & Drop ②

2) Design Water-cooled Chiller

③ Drag & Drop

Drag & Drop

2) Design Water-cooled Chiller

2) Design Water-cooled Chiller

3) Design Air-cooled Chiller

Drag & Drop ②

S/W: Trace CPA S/W: Trace700

- There are several formats supported : pdf, .xls, .rtf, .doc

- There are several formats supported : pdf, .xls, .rtf, .doc