Secondary Author(s)

Swami, Muthusamy V.; Gu, Lixing; Fairey, Philip W.; Chandra, Subrato

Report Number

FSEC-GP-47-92

URL

http://publications.energyresearch.ucf.edu/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/FSEC-GP-47-92.pdf

Keywords

Buildings; Software, FSEC 3.0; Building science simulation; Software package; Differential equations; Numerical framework; Computer simulation; User-defined systems

Abstract

FSEC 3.0 was developed to support research. It is a general-purpose software package especially designed to simulate complex building science problems. The program offers several unique features.

The major feature is its ability to solve user-defined systems of governing equations. Up to 250 coupled differential equations and their corresponding boundary conditions may be either selected from libraries or defined by the user. The equations may be linear or nonlinear; spatially-lumped or spatially-distributed; steady-state or transient; ordinary or partial. The structure of the software also allows users to incorporate their own routines or programs. Thus, researchers may define their specific problem and incorporate it into a general software that provides the numerical framework for detailed computer simulation.

Date Published

6-1-1992

Identifiers

843

Subjects

Computer software; Computer simulation; Differential equations; Numerical analysis; Research--Methodology

Local Subjects

Buildings; Software

Type

Text; Document

Format

application/pdf

Contributor (Linked Data)

Fairey, Philip W. [LC]

Collection

FSEC Energy Research Center® Collection

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