VTS Ventus VVS300 [23/47] Temperature regulation strategy

VTS American VENTUS AVS 008 [23/47] Temperature regulation strategy
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If the room temperature is greater than the setpoint,
the unit starts in cooling mode and remains in
cooling mode until the room temperature becomes
lower than the heating setpoint for a settable time,
then the heating mode is activated with the heating
setpoint. In the same way, if the starting
temperature is lower than the heating setpoint the
unit starts in heating mode and remains in heating
mode until the room temperature becomes greater
than the cooling setpoint for a settable time.
6.4 Temperature regulation strategy
External compensation
In case the external temperature probe is present,
it is possible to adjust the temperature setpoint
accordingly to the value read by this probe. The
compensation can be direct or reverse and it is
done adding an offset to the temperature setpoint.
The compensation is done only with room or return
air temperature regulation. In case of supply
temperature regulation there is no need for
compensation, because it is the regulation itself
that acts to compensate the external conditions.
Return/Room regulation
The regulation of the unit could be done according
to return, supply or room set.
The calculation of supply set in case of return or
room regulation is done by a PID that change the
setpoint between a min and max value.
Supply regulation
The temperature regulation is based on supply
temperature and its setpoint. If the setpoint set is
the room set or return set, this will be converted to
supply set.
To calculate the power of devices, a PID sequence
is used.
The following graph show the PID sequence in
case of cooling:
The following graph show the PID sequence in
case of heating:
With a unique setpoint and different sets of PID
parameters, the first request is calculated with a
standard PID. The second request starts when the
first one has reached 100%. The setpoint for the
second device regulation is the same, while the
PID set of parameters is different. According to the
PID behaviour of the second device, the
percentage of activation of the second device at the
start up should be equal to ‘’offset’’, but thanks to
the incremental PID it is possible to consider only
the last calculated delta so that there aren’t any
bumps, then the second device will start from the
minimum output, then it will regulate according to
PID parameters and supply temperature.
In case we have 2 devices and one is not available
when required from the sequential PID regulation -
for activation conditions not verified (i.e.
freecooling/freeheating conditions) or active
alarms - the request passes to the other one. If the
first device becomes available again the device will
be turned on at 100%.
6.5 Fresh air regulation
In case of unit without the mixing damper, the
supply air is always coming from the outside: if the
external temperature is better than the room or
return temperature and the activation of
freecooling/freeheating is verified (external
temperature lower than the regulation temperature
Room temp.
Cooling
Heating
External temp.
Return/Supply
Set
Set
Diff.
Offset
Supply temp.
Set
Freecooling or
rotary recovery
Cooling coil
100%
0%
Supply
temp.
Set
Freeheating or
recovery
Water heat
100%
0%
Reheat
Min set.
Max set.
0%
100%

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