heat-pump-tutorial

oemof workshop on modeling heat pumps

https://github.com/oemof/heat-pump-tutorial

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oemof workshop on modeling heat pumps

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oemof tutorial on modeling heat pumps

Welcome to the documentation of the oemof session at the 2nd International workshop on "Open Source Modelling and Simulation of Energy Systems". The workshop has been developed by Francesco Witte and Patrik Schönfeld at the German Areospace Center (DLR), Institute of Networked Energy Systems.

You will learn how to use and apply the two most know oemof libraries, i.e. oemof.solph TESPy, in the context of modeling heat pumps in energy system analysis. If you would like to add more contents you are welcome to open a pull request on the repository.

The workshop is available as online tutorial on this website. You will find all relevant information on installing required software packages etc. on that page.

Contribute

If you want to contribute to the workshop, for example by giving feedback, fixing typos, improving descriptions or adding more sections, you fork this repository and make a pull request, we appreciate your support.

To build the documentation locally, you need to install the jupyter-book dependencies. You can then build the html output from the root of the local clone:

bash jupyter-book build ./workshop/

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  • Name: oemof community
  • Login: oemof
  • Kind: organization
  • Email: contact@oemof.org
  • Location: Germany

Open Energy Modelling Framework - A modular open source framework to model energy supply systems

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