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**wrType=*choice***
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Specifies the type of heat recovery device: Verticalor Horizontal. Currently, wrType has no effect on model results.
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Specifies the type of heat recovery device: Vertical, Horizontal, or SetEF. Horizontal and Vertical derive effectiveness from wrCSARatedEF, flow rates, and water temperatures. As of Feb. 2019, the same correlation is used for both Horizontal and Vertical, so these choices have effect on results. Choice SetEF uses wrCSARatedEF without modification as the effectiveness (note hourly variability).
Specifies the heat recovery effectiveness, generally determined using CSA B55.2 rating conditions. This value is modified during simulation based on water flow rates and temperatures. If wrType=SetEF, wsCSARatedEF is used without modification.
Drain-side inlet water temperature during warmup. During the warmup portion of a draw (if any), the drain-side inlet temperature will initially be lower than that based on DHWUSE wuTemp. wrTDInWarmup allows input of user estimates for this temperature. Note wrTDInWarmup is *not* adjusted by wrTDInDiff.
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Note that while DHWDAYUSE selection is updated daily, the DHWUSE values within the DHWDAYUSE can be altered hourly, providing additional scheduling flexibility.
*name of a DHWDAYUSE* (no scheduled draws) No daily
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**wsTUse=*float***
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Specifies electrical parasitic power to represent recirculation pumps or other system-level electrical devices. Calculated energy use is accumulated to the METER specified by wsElecMtr (end use DHW). No other effect, such as heat gain to surroundings, is modeled.
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# DHWUSE
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Defines a single hot water draw as part of a DHWDAYUSE. See discussion and examples under DHWDAYUSE. As noted there, most DHWUSE values have hourly variability, allowing flexible representation
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Defines a single hot water draw as part of a DHWDAYUSE. See discussion and examples under DHWDAYUSE. As noted there, most DHWUSE values have hourly variability, allowing flexible representation.
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**wuName**
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**wuFlow=*float***
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Draw flow rate at the point of use (in other words, the mixed-water flow rate). wuFlow = 0 is equivalent to omitting the DHWUSE. There is no enforced upper limit on wuFlow, however, unrealistically large values will cause runtime errors.
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Draw flow rate at the point of use (in other words, the mixed-water flow rate). wuFlow = 0 is equivalent to omitting the DHWUSE. There is no enforced upper limit on wuFlow, however, unrealistically large values can cause runtime errors.
Heat recovery effectiveness. If non-0, wuHeatRecEF allows modeling of heat recovery devices such as drain water heat exchangers. If given, wuTemp must also be specified. Not allowed when referencing DHWSYS includes DHWHEATREC(s).
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Heat recovery effectiveness, allows simple modeling of heat recovery devices such as drain water heat exchangers.
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If non-0 (evaluated hourly), hot water use is reduced based on wuTemp, DHWSYS wsTUse, and DHWSYS wsTInlet. DHWHEATREC(s), if any, are ignored for this use. wuTemp must be specified.
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If 0, detailed heat recovery modeling *may* apply, see [DHWHEATREC](#dhwheatrec).
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