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VS DX cooling coil outlet air condition calculation problem when PLR is zero for CV system #8543
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This issue was observed while addressing issue #8497. Investigation led me to be suspicious about a code section in VS DX Cooling Coil. See the code snippet below and a link here.
The above code section is executed regardless of the compressor PartLoadRatio value. Stepping through the code confirmed that the VS DX cooling coil outlet condition is calculated even when the PartLoadRatio is zero leading to very low temperature (e.g. -34C, -46C) and when the flow rate is smaller. But what is interesting is that here and in code snippet shown below, the VS DX cooling coil outlet is set to coil inlet condition when the PartLoadRatio is zero and the supply fan operating mode is ContFanCycCoil.
Therefore, I do not see a value executing this section of the code (the first snippet) to get the coil outlet condition when the PartLoadRatio is zero and the supply fan operating mode is ContFanCycCoil. As the results I am proposing the following code modification:
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Issue overview
A variable speed DX cooling coil in a constant volume system calculates outlet air condition when the compressor part-load-ratio is zero. At low supply air flow rates, the calculated coil outlet temperature can be very low (e.g., -46C) that triggers Psych error message. This is a defect.
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