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Heat recovery from multi-speed dx coil does not appear to balance with water heater source energy #5516

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mjwitte opened this issue Mar 2, 2016 · 3 comments
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mjwitte commented Mar 2, 2016

Issue overview

Noticed while reviewing #5471 that DXAC HEAT PUMP 1:Unitary System Heat Recovery Rate [W] is significantly higher than BIG WATER HEATER:Water Heater Source Side Heat Transfer Rate [W]. Expected these to be the same (plus pump heat) since these are the only two components on the heat recovery loop in this test file.

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See PR #5724

rraustad added a commit that referenced this issue Jun 14, 2016
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mjwitte commented Jun 15, 2016

@rraustad As we discussed on the call, perhaps this is impacted by #4188?

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Correct UnitarySystem and Multispeed Heat Pump heat recovery calculation to honor maximum outlet temperature
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Closed via #5724

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