Adjusted Version Number of Libraries

AixLib now is on the right export version

Adjusted Version Number of Libraries

Again a new release to adjust and support the right version numbers of the supported modelica libraries.

Adjusted Version Number of Libraries

Now the modelica export should work again with the actual AixLib version

TABULA Windows

There has been a bug in the TypeBuildings XML for TABULA (concerning Windows), this should be fixed now.

TEASER release v0.6.0: Integration of German Tabula Buildings

Pre-release status

We want to state, that this release is a pre release and so a (maybe) non stable version with bugs. It is not that havily tested as the other releases. As the enhancements are great we have nevertheless decided to publish this release. So apologies for that.

Release Notes

We are happy to publish the following release notes:

• Tabula Typebuilding integration for Germany
• Deleted the GUI (can't keep up maintenance for that)
• Support of all IBPSA core library extensions (Buildings, IDEAS, BuildingSystems, AixLib)
• Added usefull return statements of the Project class
• PEP8 (thanks to @thorade)

Updates AixLib version

Since AixLib's master is currently on version 0.5.2, this release updates the reference version in TEASER to this version. In this way, Modelica environments don't try to call a conversion script.

TEASER release v0.5.3 - Update setup.py

As pyxb released a new version and the created bindings are not backwards compatible, this version adds the specific version of pyxb to the setup.py

TEASER release v0.5.2, Bugfix for v0.5.1

This fixes minor bugs in v0.5.1 to allow variable configurations with no interior walls, no exterior walls, no windows, no rooftops, no ground floors or no elements at all. In all cases, it should now be possible to export models containing all defined parameters.

Hotfix for release 0.5.0

This release is a hot fix for installing TEASER using pip and PyPI.

• changed setup.py
• added init.py
• changed build status badge in README

TEASER Release v0.5.0

This is release v0.5.0

Before using this release you will need to update PyXB to version 1.2.5 to do so use python-enabled command line:

pip install -U pyxb

This is a major release cleaning up the calculation for AixLib and modelica IBPSA (former Annex60) models. After there have been major developments in these models, we had the feeling that TEASERs calculation needed some restructering as well. The parameter calculation for different models (one, two, three or four element) is now encapsulated in specific classes and attached as an attribute to each thermal zone. Library specific calculation for buildings is as well moved to specific classes. All mentionend modules are within the package logic.buildingobjects.calculation.

From this relase on, we do not support all modeling options for AixLib any more, as we had the feeling that they where not used anyway. The only available option for AixLib is a MultiZone model where the number of elements of the zones may be chosen as well as the centralized air handling unit. It will always decouple the resistance for windows, calculate a correction for solar gains of the window and uses internal gains calculation of AixLib. For IBPSA (former Annex 60) model it is still possible to set model options. If you compare old simulation results, please be aware that with this version the night set back for AixLib is by default true (while it was false in other versions). To turn off the night set back please have a look at the module logic.buildingobjects.calculation.aixlib. In addition we revised solar absorption for all used materials, which may also cause differences in the results.

We also changed API functions for archetype generation, please read the docs and look out for warnings if old API functions are used (the old functions will still work, but will be eleminated within the next releases). Further, examples and documentation have been improved.

If you have any questions regarding this release, please contact us at [email protected].

Improvements in this release:

• continuous integration for Python 2.7, 3.4, 3.5
• restructured and modular calculation for model and library parameters
• revised values for solar absorption for materials
• night set back is always turned on
• new examples
• new API functions
• improved documention