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Corrects WWHP heat recovery identification and plant water flow rate sizing #10969

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This change allows a WWHP heat recovery unit to be correctly identified and act as a passive plant object that does not increase plant water flow rate.

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rraustad commented Mar 4, 2025

Plant sizing corrected in this branch (among other sizing changes):

Component Sizing Information, PlantLoop, COOLSYS1, Maximum Loop Flow Rate [m3/s], 0.20312

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if (this->sourceSideNodes.outlet == thisLoopSide.NodeNumOut) {
sourceSideIsPlantOutlet = true;
break;
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If the order of the PlantLoop objects is such that either of these checks is last in the loops, the break will bypass the conditional check below that identifies the WWHP as a heat recovery unit. Note the order of the PlantLoop objects in the defect file is different than the original example file and was purposely changed to show this defect (and a WWHP was added to test this part of the code).

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PlantLoop object order can lead to water-to-water heat pump (WWHP) being missed as a heat recovery unit
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