6.2. Data entryΒΆ
General hints for data entry in EINSTEIN:
Many data entry fields in EINSTEIN are OPTIONAL, entry fields may be REDUNDANT. Therefore:
- fill in those data You KNOW
- do not try to fill in every field. WHITE FIELDS are NO PROBLEM !
Running the EINSTEIN consistency and completeness check will tell You if there are some mandatory data missing Entering too much data (specifying too much things which are not really certain) may lead to data conflicts
- 6.2.1. Overview
- 6.2.2. System Scheme
- 6.2.3. General Data
- 6.2.4. Fuels and Electricity
- 6.2.5. Processes
- 6.2.6. Schedules
- 6.2.7. Material flows (Raw materials, products, relation with process in-/outflows)
- 6.2.8. Equipment
- 6.2.9. Control Model
- 6.2.10. Pipes and Ducts
- 6.2.11. Heat Exchangers
- 6.2.12. Buildings
- 6.2.13. Weather Data
- 6.2.14. Renewable Energies
- 6.2.15. Monitoring Data (only EINSTEIN plus)
- 6.2.15.1. File formats and file location
- 6.2.15.2. Association of data columns to system parameters
- 6.2.15.3. Use of monitoring data for defining the present state
- 6.2.15.4. Use of monitoring data for defining boundary conditions for simulations
- 6.2.15.5. Use of monitoring data for validation of the output of system simulations