Source code for honeybee_energy.simulation.parameter

# coding=utf-8
"""Complete set of EnergyPlus Simulation Settings."""
from __future__ import division

from .output import SimulationOutput
from .runperiod import RunPeriod
from .control import SimulationControl
from .shadowcalculation import ShadowCalculation
from .sizing import SizingParameter
from ..reader import parse_idf_string
from ..writer import generate_idf_string

from honeybee.typing import int_positive, float_in_range
from ladybug_geometry.geometry2d.pointvector import Vector2D

import re
import math


[docs] class SimulationParameter(object): """Complete set of EnergyPlus Simulation Settings. Args: output: A SimulationOutput that lists the desired outputs from the simulation and the format in which to report them. If None, no outputs will be requested. Default: None. run_period: A RunPeriod object to describe the time period over which to run the simulation. Default: Run for the whole year starting on Sunday. timestep: An integer for the number of timesteps per hour at which the calculation will be run. Default: 6. simulation_control: A SimulationControl object that describes which types of calculations to run. Default: perform a sizing calculation but only run the simulation for the RunPeriod. shadow_calculation: A ShadowCalculation object describing settings for the EnergyPlus Shadow Calculation. Default: Average over 30 days with FullInteriorAndExteriorWithReflections. sizing_parameter: A SizingParameter object with criteria for sizing the heating and cooling system. north_angle: North angle in degrees. A number between -360 and 360 for the counterclockwise difference between the North and the positive Y-axis in degrees. 90 is West and 270 is East (Default: 0). terrain_type: Text for the terrain type in which the model sits. Choose from: 'Ocean', 'Country', 'Suburbs', 'Urban', 'City'.(Default: 'City') Properties: * output * run_period * timestep * simulation_control * shadow_calculation * sizing_parameter * global_geometry_rules * north_angle * north_vector * terrain_type """ __slots__ = ('_output', '_run_period', '_timestep', '_simulation_control', '_shadow_calculation', '_sizing_parameter', '_north_angle', '_north_vector', '_terrain_type') VALIDTIMESTEPS = (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 10, 12, 15, 20, 30, 60) TERRAIN_TYPES = ('Ocean', 'Country', 'Suburbs', 'Urban', 'City') def __init__(self, output=None, run_period=None, timestep=6, simulation_control=None, shadow_calculation=None, sizing_parameter=None, north_angle=0, terrain_type='City'): """Initialize SimulationParameter.""" self.output = output self.run_period = run_period self.timestep = timestep self.simulation_control = simulation_control self.shadow_calculation = shadow_calculation self.sizing_parameter = sizing_parameter self.north_angle = north_angle self.terrain_type = terrain_type @property def output(self): """Get or set a SimulationOutput object for the outputs from the simulation.""" return self._output @output.setter def output(self, value): if value is not None: assert isinstance(value, SimulationOutput), 'Expected SimulationOutput ' \ 'for SimulationParameter output. Got {}.'.format(type(value)) self._output = value else: self._output = SimulationOutput() @property def run_period(self): """Get or set a RunPeriod object for the time period to run the simulation.""" return self._run_period @run_period.setter def run_period(self, value): if value is not None: assert isinstance(value, RunPeriod), 'Expected RunPeriod for ' \ 'SimulationParameter run_period. Got {}.'.format(type(value)) self._run_period = value else: self._run_period = RunPeriod() @property def timestep(self): """Get or set a integer for the number of simulation timesteps per hour.""" return self._timestep @timestep.setter def timestep(self, value): value = int_positive(value, 'simulation parameter timestep') assert value in self.VALIDTIMESTEPS, 'SimulationParameter timestep "{}" is ' \ 'invalid. Must be one of the following:{}'.format(value, self.VALIDTIMESTEPS) self._timestep = value @property def simulation_control(self): """Get or set a SimulationControl object for which types of calculations to run. """ return self._simulation_control @simulation_control.setter def simulation_control(self, value): if value is not None: assert isinstance(value, SimulationControl), 'Expected SimulationControl ' \ 'for SimulationParameter run_period. Got {}.'.format(type(value)) self._simulation_control = value else: self._simulation_control = SimulationControl() @property def shadow_calculation(self): """Get or set a ShadowCalculation object with settings for the shadow calculation. """ return self._shadow_calculation @shadow_calculation.setter def shadow_calculation(self, value): if value is not None: assert isinstance(value, ShadowCalculation), 'Expected ShadowCalculation ' \ 'for SimulationParameter shadow_calculation. Got {}.'.format(type(value)) self._shadow_calculation = value else: self._shadow_calculation = ShadowCalculation() @property def sizing_parameter(self): """Get or set a SizingParameter object with factors for the peak loads.""" return self._sizing_parameter @sizing_parameter.setter def sizing_parameter(self, value): if value is not None: assert isinstance(value, SizingParameter), 'Expected SizingParameter ' \ 'for SimulationParameter sizing_parameter. Got {}.'.format(type(value)) self._sizing_parameter = value else: self._sizing_parameter = SizingParameter() @property def global_geometry_rules(self): """Get an IDF string for the official honeybee global geometry rules. Specifically, these are counter-clockwise vertices starting from the upper left corner of the surface. The output string is the following: .. code-block:: shell GlobalGeometryRules, UpperLeftCorner, !- starting vertex position Counterclockwise, !- vertex entry direction Relative; !- coordinate system """ values = ('UpperLeftCorner', 'Counterclockwise', 'Relative') comments = ('starting vertex position', 'vertex entry direction', 'coordinate system') return generate_idf_string('GlobalGeometryRules', values, comments) @property def north_angle(self): """Get or set a number between -360 and 360 for the north direction in degrees. This is the counterclockwise difference between the North and the positive Y-axis. 90 is West and 270 is East (Default: 0). Note that this is different than the convention used in EnergyPlus, which uses clockwise difference instead of counterclockwise difference. """ return self._north_angle @north_angle.setter def north_angle(self, value): self._north_angle = float_in_range(value, -360.0, 360.0, 'north angle') self._north_vector = Vector2D(0, 1).rotate(math.radians(self._north_angle)) @property def north_vector(self): """Get or set a ladybug_geometry Vector2D for the north direction.""" return self._north_vector @north_vector.setter def north_vector(self, value): assert isinstance(value, Vector2D), \ 'Expected Vector2D for north_vector. Got {}.'.format(type(value)) self._north_vector = value self._north_angle = \ math.degrees(self._north_vector.angle_clockwise(Vector2D(0, 1))) @property def terrain_type(self): """Get or set a text string for the terrain in which the model sits. This is used to determine the wind profile over the height of the building. Default is 'City'. Choose from the following options: * Ocean * Country * Suburbs * Urban * City """ return self._terrain_type @terrain_type.setter def terrain_type(self, value): if value is not None: assert value in self.TERRAIN_TYPES, 'Input terrain_type "{}" is ' \ 'not valid. Choose from the following options:\n{}'.format( value, self.TERRAIN_TYPES) self._terrain_type = value else: self._terrain_type = 'City'
[docs] def building_idf(self, identifier='Building'): """Get an IDF string for an IDF Building object. Args: identifier: Text string for to be used as a unique identifier for the building object. """ values = (identifier, self.north_angle, self.terrain_type, '', '', self.shadow_calculation.solar_distribution) comments = ('name', 'clockwise north axis', 'terrain', 'loads convergence tolerance', 'temperature convergence tolerance', 'solar distribution') return generate_idf_string('Building', values, comments)
[docs] def water_mains_idf(self): """Get an IDF string for the water mains object.""" # TODO: Remove generation of mains temps from des days if bug is fixed in E+ 9.7 if len(self.sizing_parameter.design_days) > 0: db_temps = [dday.dry_bulb_condition.dry_bulb_max for dday in self.sizing_parameter.design_days] avg_temp = (max(db_temps) + min(db_temps)) / 2 return generate_idf_string( 'Site:WaterMainsTemperature', ('Correlation', '', str(avg_temp), '4'), ('calculation method', 'schedule', 'average temp', 'delta temp')) else: return generate_idf_string( 'Site:WaterMainsTemperature', ('CorrelationFromWeatherFile',), ('calculation method',))
[docs] @classmethod def from_idf(cls, idf_string): """Create a SimulationParameter object from an EnergyPlus IDF text string. Args: idf_string: A text string with all IDF objects that should be included in the resulting SimulationParameter object. Note that, unlike other from_idf methods throughout honeybee_energy, this method can have multiple IDF objects within the idf_string. Any object in the idf_string that is not relevant to SimulationParameter will be ignored by this method. So the input idf_string can simply be the entire file contents of an IDF. """ # Regex patterns for the various objects comprising the SimulationParameter out_style_pattern = re.compile(r"(?i)(OutputControl:Table:Style,[\s\S]*?;)") unmet_pattern = re.compile(r"(?i)(OutputControl:ReportingTolerances,[\s\S]*?;)") out_var_pattern = re.compile(r"(?i)(Output:Variable,[\s\S]*?;)") out_report_pattern = re.compile(r"(?i)(Output:Table:SummaryReports,[\s\S]*?;)") sqlite_pattern = re.compile(r"(?i)(Output:SQLite,[\s\S]*?;)") runper_pattern = re.compile(r"(?i)(RunPeriod,[\s\S]*?;)") holiday_pattern = re.compile(r"(?i)(RunPeriodControl:SpecialDays,[\s\S]*?;)") dls_pattern = re.compile(r"(?i)(RunPeriodControl:DaylightSavingTime,[\s\S]*?;)") timestep_pattern = re.compile(r"(?i)(Timestep,[\s\S]*?;)") sh_calc_pattern = re.compile(r"(?i)(ShadowCalculation,[\s\S]*?;)") bldg_pattern = re.compile(r"(?i)(Building,[\s\S]*?;)") control_pattern = re.compile(r"(?i)(SimulationControl,[\s\S]*?;)") sizing_pattern = re.compile(r"(?i)(Sizing:Parameters,[\s\S]*?;)") ddy_p = re.compile(r"(SizingPeriod:DesignDay,(.|\n)*?((;\s*!)|(;\s*\n)|(;\n)))") loc_pattern = re.compile(r"(?i)(Site:Location,[\s\S]*?;)") # process the outputs within the idf_string try: out_style_str = out_style_pattern.findall(idf_string)[0] except IndexError: # No Table:Style in the file. out_style_str = None try: out_unmet_str = unmet_pattern.findall(idf_string)[0] except IndexError: # No ReportingTolerances in the file. out_unmet_str = None try: out_report_str = out_report_pattern.findall(idf_string)[0] except IndexError: # No SummaryReports in the file. Default to None. out_report_str = None sqlite = True if len(sqlite_pattern.findall(idf_string)) != 0 else False output = SimulationOutput.from_idf( out_style_str, out_var_pattern.findall(idf_string), out_report_str, out_unmet_str, sqlite) # process the RunPeriod within the idf_string try: run_period_str = runper_pattern.findall(idf_string)[0] except IndexError: # No RunPeriod in the file. Default to the whole year. run_period_str = None run_period = None if run_period_str is not None: holidays_str = holiday_pattern.findall(idf_string) if len(holidays_str) == 0: holidays_str = None try: dls_str = dls_pattern.findall(idf_string)[0] except IndexError: # No DaylightSavingTime in the file. dls_str = None run_period = RunPeriod.from_idf(run_period_str, holidays_str, dls_str) # process the Timestep within the idf_string try: timestep_str = timestep_pattern.findall(idf_string)[0] timestep = int(parse_idf_string(timestep_str)[0]) except IndexError: # No Timestep in the file. Default to 6. timestep = 6 # process the SimulationControl within the idf_string try: sim_control_str = control_pattern.findall(idf_string)[0] sim_control = SimulationControl.from_idf(sim_control_str) except IndexError: # No SimulationControl in the file. sim_control = None # process the Building within the idf_string try: bldg_str = bldg_pattern.findall(idf_string)[0] bldg_prop = parse_idf_string(bldg_str) north_angle = float(bldg_prop[1]) if bldg_prop[1] != '' else 0 terrain = bldg_prop[2].title() if bldg_prop[2] != '' else 'Suburbs' solar_dist = bldg_prop[5] if bldg_prop[5] != '' else 'FullExterior' except IndexError: # No Building in the file. Use honeybee default. north_angle = 0 terrain = 'City' solar_dist = 'FullExteriorWithReflections' # process the ShadowCalculation within the idf_string try: sh_calc_str = sh_calc_pattern.findall(idf_string)[0] except IndexError: # No ShadowCalculation in the file. sh_calc_str = None shadow_calc = None if sh_calc_str is not None: shadow_calc = ShadowCalculation.from_idf(sh_calc_str, solar_dist) # process the SizingParameter within the idf_string try: sizing_str = sizing_pattern.findall(idf_string)[0] except IndexError: # No Sizing:Parameters in the file. sizing_str = None try: location = loc_pattern.findall(idf_string)[0] except IndexError: # No Site:Location in the file. location = None sizing_par = SizingParameter.from_idf( [dy[0] for dy in ddy_p.findall(idf_string)], sizing_str, location) return cls(output, run_period, timestep, sim_control, shadow_calc, sizing_par, north_angle, terrain)
[docs] @classmethod def from_dict(cls, data): """Create a SimulationParameter object from a dictionary. Args: data: A SimulationParameter dictionary in following the format below. .. code-block:: python { "type": "SimulationParameter", "output": {}, # Honeybee SimulationOutput dictionary "run_period": {}, # Honeybee RunPeriod dictionary "timestep": 6, # Integer for the simulation timestep "simulation_control": {}, # Honeybee SimulationControl dictionary "shadow_calculation": {}, # Honeybee ShadowCalculation dictionary "sizing_parameter": {} # Honeybee SizingParameter dictionary } """ assert data['type'] == 'SimulationParameter', \ 'Expected SimulationParameter dictionary. Got {}.'.format(data['type']) timestep = data['timestep'] if 'timestep' in data else 6 output = None if 'output' in data and data['output'] is not None: output = SimulationOutput.from_dict(data['output']) run_period = None if 'run_period' in data and data['run_period'] is not None: run_period = RunPeriod.from_dict(data['run_period']) simulation_control = None if 'simulation_control' in data and data['simulation_control'] is not None: simulation_control = SimulationControl.from_dict(data['simulation_control']) shadow_calculation = None if 'shadow_calculation' in data and data['shadow_calculation'] is not None: shadow_calculation = ShadowCalculation.from_dict(data['shadow_calculation']) sizing_parameter = None if 'sizing_parameter' in data and data['sizing_parameter'] is not None: sizing_parameter = SizingParameter.from_dict(data['sizing_parameter']) north_angle = 0 if 'north_angle' in data and data['north_angle'] is not None: north_angle = data['north_angle'] terrain_type = 'City' if 'terrain_type' in data and data['terrain_type'] is not None: terrain_type = data['terrain_type'] return cls(output, run_period, timestep, simulation_control, shadow_calculation, sizing_parameter, north_angle, terrain_type)
[docs] def to_idf(self, identifier='Building'): """Get an EnergyPlus string representation of the SimulationParameter. Note that this string is a concatenation of the IDF strings that make up the SimulationParameter (ie. RunPeriod, SimulationControl, etc.). Args: identifier: Text string for to be used as a unique identifier for the IDF Building object. .. code-block:: shell !- ========================================== !- ========= SIMULATION PARAMETERS ========= !- ========================================== OutputControl:Table:Style, CommaAndHTML, !- column separator None; !- unit conversion Output:Variable, *, !- key value Zone Ideal Loads Supply Air Total Cooling Energy, !- name Hourly; !- frequency Output:Variable, *, !- key value Zone Ideal Loads Supply Air Total Heating Energy, !- name Hourly; !- frequency Output:Table:SummaryReports, AllSummary; !- report 0 Output:SQLite, SimpleAndTabular; !- option type Output:VariableDictionary, IDF, !- key field Unsorted; !- sort option OutputControl:ReportingTolerances, 1.11, !- heating unmet setpoint tolerance 1.11; !- cooling unmet setpoint tolerance SimulationControl, Yes, !- do zone sizing Yes, !- do system sizing Yes, !- do plant sizing No, !- run for sizing periods Yes; !- run for run periods ShadowCalculation, PolygonClipping, !- calculation method Periodic, !- calculation update method 30, !- calculation frequency 15000; !- maximum figures Timestep, 6; !- timesteps per hour RunPeriod, CustomRunPeriod, !- name 1, !- start month 1, !- start day 2017, !- start year 12, !- end month 31, !- end day 2017, !- end year Sunday, !- start day of week No, !- use weather file holidays No, !- use weather file daylight savings No, !- apply weekend holiday Yes, !- use epw rain Yes; !- use epw snow Sizing:Parameters, 1.25, !- heating factor 1.15; !- cooling factor GlobalGeometryRules, UpperLeftCorner, !- starting vertex position Counterclockwise, !- vertex entry direction Relative; !- coordinate system Building, Building, !- name 0.0, !- clockwise north axis City, !- terrain , !- loads convergence tolerance , !- temperature convergence tolerance FullExteriorWithReflections; !- solar distribution Site:WaterMainsTemperature, CorrelationFromWeatherFile; !- calculation method """ sim_param_str = ['!- ==========================================\n' '!- ========= SIMULATION PARAMETERS =========\n' '!- ==========================================\n'] # add the outputs requested table_style, output_vars, reports, sqlite, rdd, unmet_tol = self.output.to_idf() sim_param_str.append(table_style) if output_vars is not None: sim_param_str.append('\n\n'.join(output_vars)) if reports is not None: sim_param_str.append(reports) if sqlite is not None: sim_param_str.append(sqlite) sim_param_str.append(rdd) sim_param_str.append(unmet_tol) # add simulation settings sim_param_str.append(self.simulation_control.to_idf()) sim_param_str.append(self.shadow_calculation.to_idf()) sim_param_str.append(generate_idf_string( 'Timestep', [self.timestep], ['timesteps per hour'])) # add the run period run_period_str, holidays, daylight_saving = self.run_period.to_idf() sim_param_str.append(run_period_str) if holidays is not None: sim_param_str.append('\n\n'.join(holidays)) if daylight_saving is not None: sim_param_str.append(daylight_saving) # write the sizing parameters design_days, siz_par = self.sizing_parameter.to_idf() if len(design_days) != 0: sim_param_str.append('\n\n'.join(design_days)) sim_param_str.append(siz_par) # write the global geometry rules sim_param_str.append(self.global_geometry_rules) # write the Building and water mains object sim_param_str.append(self.building_idf(identifier)) sim_param_str.append(self.water_mains_idf()) return '\n\n'.join(sim_param_str)
[docs] def to_dict(self): """SimulationParameter dictionary representation.""" return { 'type': 'SimulationParameter', 'output': self.output.to_dict(), 'run_period': self.run_period.to_dict(), 'timestep': self.timestep, 'simulation_control': self.simulation_control.to_dict(), 'shadow_calculation': self.shadow_calculation.to_dict(), 'sizing_parameter': self.sizing_parameter.to_dict(), 'north_angle': self.north_angle, 'terrain_type': self.terrain_type }
[docs] def duplicate(self): """Get a copy of this object.""" return self.__copy__()
[docs] def ToString(self): """Overwrite .NET ToString.""" return self.__repr__()
def __copy__(self): return SimulationParameter( self.output.duplicate(), self.run_period.duplicate(), self.timestep, self.simulation_control.duplicate(), self.shadow_calculation.duplicate(), self.sizing_parameter.duplicate(), self.north_angle, self.terrain_type) def __key(self): """A tuple based on the object properties, useful for hashing.""" return (hash(self.output), hash(self.run_period), self.timestep, hash(self.simulation_control), hash(self.shadow_calculation), hash(self.sizing_parameter), self.north_angle, self.terrain_type) def __hash__(self): return hash(self.__key()) def __eq__(self, other): return isinstance(other, SimulationParameter) and self.__key() == other.__key() def __ne__(self, other): return not self.__eq__(other) def __repr__(self): return 'Energy SimulationParameter:'