Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Examples
Collection of models that illustrate model use and test models
Information
This package contains examples for the use of models that can be found in Buildings.Utilities.IO.BCVTB.
Extends from Modelica.Icons.ExamplesPackage (Icon for packages containing runnable examples).
Package Content
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
 ControlsVerification_CoolingCoilValve
|
Validation model for the cooling coil control subsequence with recorded data trends |
| Scatter
|
Simple scatter plots |
| SingleZoneVAV
|
Various plots for a single zone VAV system |
| SingleZoneVAVSupply_u
|
Scatter plots for control signal of a single zone VAV controller from ASHRAE Guideline 36 |
| TimeSeries
|
Simple time series plots |
 BaseClasses
|
Package with base classes for Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Examples |
Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Examples.ControlsVerification_CoolingCoilValve
Validation model for the cooling coil control subsequence with recorded data trends
Information
This model validates the cooling coil signal subsequence implemented in Building 33 on the main LBNL campus. Data used for the validation are measured input and output trends with 5s time steps, starting at 2018-06-07 00:00:00 PDT. The trends were exported from the ALC EIKON webserver.
Extends from Modelica.Icons.Example (Icon for runnable examples).
Modelica definition
model ControlsVerification_CoolingCoilValve
"Validation model for the cooling coil control subsequence with recorded data trends"
extends Modelica.Icons.Example;
Modelica.Blocks.Sources.CombiTimeTable TOut_F(
tableOnFile=true,
extrapolation=Modelica.Blocks.Types.Extrapolation.Periodic,
offset={0},
timeScale(displayUnit="s"),
tableName="OA_Temp",
smoothness=Modelica.Blocks.Types.Smoothness.LinearSegments,
columns={3},
fileName=Modelica.Utilities.Files.loadResource(
"modelica://Buildings/Resources/Data/Utilities/Plotters/Examples/ControlsVerification_CoolingCoilValve/OA_Temp.mos"))
"Measured outdoor air temperature";
Modelica.Blocks.Sources.CombiTimeTable TSupSetpoint_F(
tableOnFile=true,
extrapolation=Modelica.Blocks.Types.Extrapolation.Periodic,
offset={0},
timeScale(displayUnit="s"),
smoothness=Modelica.Blocks.Types.Smoothness.LinearSegments,
tableName="SA_Clg_Stpt",
columns={3},
fileName=Modelica.Utilities.Files.loadResource(
"modelica://Buildings/Resources/Data/Utilities/Plotters/Examples/ControlsVerification_CoolingCoilValve/SA_Clg_Stpt.mos"))
"Supply air temperature setpoint";
Modelica.Blocks.Sources.CombiTimeTable coolingValveSignal(
tableOnFile=true,
extrapolation=Modelica.Blocks.Types.Extrapolation.Periodic,
offset={0},
timeScale(displayUnit="s"),
tableName="Clg_Coil_Valve",
columns={3},
smoothness=Modelica.Blocks.Types.Smoothness.LinearSegments,
fileName=Modelica.Utilities.Files.loadResource(
"modelica://Buildings/Resources/Data/Utilities/Plotters/Examples/ControlsVerification_CoolingCoilValve/Clg_Coil_Valve.mos"))
"Output of the cooling valve control subsequence";
Modelica.Blocks.Sources.CombiTimeTable fanFeedback(
tableOnFile=true,
extrapolation=Modelica.Blocks.Types.Extrapolation.Periodic,
offset={0},
timeScale(displayUnit="s"),
tableName="VFD_Fan_Feedback",
columns={3},
smoothness=Modelica.Blocks.Types.Smoothness.LinearSegments,
fileName=Modelica.Utilities.Files.loadResource(
"modelica://Buildings/Resources/Data/Utilities/Plotters/Examples/ControlsVerification_CoolingCoilValve/VFD_Fan_Feedback.mos"))
"Fan feedback";
Modelica.Blocks.Sources.CombiTimeTable fanStatus(
tableOnFile=true,
extrapolation=Modelica.Blocks.Types.Extrapolation.Periodic,
offset={0},
timeScale(displayUnit="s"),
tableName="VFD_Fan_Enable",
columns={3},
smoothness=Modelica.Blocks.Types.Smoothness.LinearSegments,
fileName=Modelica.Utilities.Files.loadResource(
"modelica://Buildings/Resources/Data/Utilities/Plotters/Examples/ControlsVerification_CoolingCoilValve/VFD_Fan_Enable.mos"))
"Fan status";
Modelica.Blocks.Sources.CombiTimeTable TSupply_F(
tableOnFile=true,
extrapolation=Modelica.Blocks.Types.Extrapolation.Periodic,
offset={0},
timeScale(displayUnit="s"),
smoothness=Modelica.Blocks.Types.Smoothness.LinearSegments,
tableName="Supply_Air_Temp",
columns={3},
fileName=Modelica.Utilities.Files.loadResource(
"modelica://Buildings/Resources/Data/Utilities/Plotters/Examples/ControlsVerification_CoolingCoilValve/Supply_Air_Temp.mos"))
"Measured supply air temperature";
Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Examples.BaseClasses.CoolingCoilValve cooValSta(
reverseAction=true,
TSupHighLim(displayUnit="degC"),
TSupHigLim(displayUnit="degC"),
TOutDelta(displayUnit="degC"),
TOutCooCut(displayUnit="degC") = 50*(5/9) - 32*(5/9) + 273.15)
"Cooling valve position control sequence";
Buildings.Controls.OBC.CDL.Continuous.GreaterEqualThreshold greEquThr(threshold=0.5)
"Converter to boolean";
Buildings.Controls.OBC.CDL.Continuous.Gain percConv(k=0.01)
"Converter from percentage";
Buildings.Controls.OBC.CDL.Continuous.Gain percConv1(k=0.01)
"Converter from percentage";
Buildings.Controls.OBC.UnitConversions.From_degF from_degF
"Unit Converter";
Buildings.Controls.OBC.UnitConversions.From_degF from_degF1
"Unit Converter";
Buildings.Controls.OBC.UnitConversions.From_degF from_degF2
"Unit Converter";
Buildings.Controls.OBC.UnitConversions.To_degC to_degC
"Unit Converter";
Buildings.Controls.OBC.UnitConversions.To_degC to_degC1
"Unit Converter";
Buildings.Controls.OBC.UnitConversions.To_degC to_degC2
"Unit Converter";
protected
Buildings.Utilities.IO.Files.CSVWriter csvWriter(
samplePeriod=5,
nin=2,
headerNames={"Trended","Modeled"})
"Writes trended and modeled cooling coil valve position to CSV";
inner Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Configuration plotConfiguration(
timeUnit=Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Types.TimeUnit.hours,
activation=Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Types.GlobalActivation.always,
samplePeriod=300,
fileName="coolingCoilValve_validationPlots.html")
"Cooling valve control sequence validation";
Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Scatter correlation(
n=1,
legend={"Modeled cooling valve signal"},
xlabel="Trended cooling valve signal",
title="Modeled result/recorded trend correlation")
"Reference vs. output results";
Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.TimeSeries timSerRes(
n=2,
legend={"Cooling valve control signal, modeled","Cooling valve control signal, trended"},
title="Cooling valve control signal: reference trend vs. modeled result")
"Cooling valve control signal: reference trend vs. modeled result";
Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.TimeSeries timSerInp(
n=3,
legend={"Supply air temperature, [degC]","Supply air temperature setpoint, [degC]",
"Outdoor air temperature, [degC]"},
title="Trended input signals")
"Trended input signals";
equation
connect(cooValSta.yCooVal, timSerRes.y[1]);
connect(cooValSta.yCooVal, correlation.y[1]);
connect(percConv.y, timSerRes.y[2]);
connect(percConv.y, correlation.x);
connect(greEquThr.y, cooValSta.uFanSta);
connect(percConv1.y, cooValSta.uFanFee);
connect(coolingValveSignal.y[1], percConv.u);
connect(fanFeedback.y[1], percConv1.u);
connect(fanStatus.y[1], greEquThr.u);
connect(percConv.y,csvWriter. u[1]);
connect(cooValSta.yCooVal,csvWriter. u[2]);
connect(TSupply_F.y[1], from_degF.u);
connect(from_degF.y, to_degC.u);
connect(TSupSetpoint_F.y[1], from_degF1.u);
connect(from_degF1.y, to_degC1.u);
connect(TOut_F.y[1], from_degF2.u);
connect(from_degF2.y, to_degC2.u);
connect(from_degF2.y, cooValSta.TOut);
connect(from_degF1.y, cooValSta.TSupSet);
connect(from_degF.y, cooValSta.TSup);
connect(to_degC.y, timSerInp.y[1]);
connect(to_degC1.y, timSerInp.y[2]);
connect(to_degC2.y, timSerInp.y[3]);
end ControlsVerification_CoolingCoilValve;
Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Examples.Scatter
Simple scatter plots
Information
This example demonstrates the use of a scatter plotter
that plots (sin(t), cos(t)), which will be a circle
with radius 1,
and (sin(t), cos2(t)), which will be an arc
above the x-axis.
The plots will be in the file specified
in the plot configuration plotConfiguration.
Extends from Modelica.Icons.Example (Icon for runnable examples).
Modelica definition
model Scatter "Simple scatter plots"
extends Modelica.Icons.Example;
inner Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Configuration plotConfiguration(
samplePeriod=0.1) "Configuration for the plotters";
Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Scatter sca(
samplePeriod=0.1,
n=1,
title="Sine vs cosine",
xlabel="sine",
legend={"cos"},
introduction="This plot shows a scatter plot of sine vs cosine.")
"Scatter plot";
Modelica.Blocks.Sources.RealExpression sine(y=sin(time))
"Sine signal";
Modelica.Blocks.Sources.RealExpression cosine(y=cos(time))
"Cosine signal";
Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Scatter sca1(
samplePeriod=0.1,
n=2,
title="Sine vs cosine and sine vs cosine^2",
legend={"sin vs cos","sin vs cos^2"},
xlabel="sine",
introduction=
"This plot shows a scatter plot of sine vs cosine and of sine vs cosine^2.")
"Scatter plot";
Modelica.Blocks.Math.Product product
"Product to compute the square of cos(time)";
equation
connect(sca.x, sine.y);
connect(cosine.y, sca.y[1]);
connect(sca1.x, sine.y);
connect(cosine.y, sca1.y[1]);
connect(cosine.y, product.u1);
connect(cosine.y, product.u2);
connect(product.y, sca1.y[2]);
end Scatter;
Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Examples.SingleZoneVAV
Various plots for a single zone VAV system
Information
This example demonstrates the use of a time plot and a scatter plot
for a single zone VAV system.
The plots are configured to plot every 15 minutes.
The plots will be in the file specified
in the plot configuration plotConfiguration.
Extends from Buildings.Air.Systems.SingleZone.VAV.Examples.ChillerDXHeatingEconomizer (Variable air volume flow system with single themal zone and conventional control).
Parameters
| Type | Name | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Temperature | TSupChi_nominal | 279.15 | Design value for chiller leaving water temperature [K] |
Connectors
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Bus | weaBus |
Modelica definition
model SingleZoneVAV
"Various plots for a single zone VAV system"
extends Buildings.Air.Systems.SingleZone.VAV.Examples.ChillerDXHeatingEconomizer;
Plotters plo "Block with plotters";
model Plotters
extends Modelica.Blocks.Icons.Block;
Modelica.Blocks.Interfaces.BooleanInput activate
"Set to true to enable plotting of time series after activationDelay elapsed";
Modelica.Blocks.Interfaces.RealInput TOutDryBul "Outdoor drybulb temperature";
Modelica.Blocks.Interfaces.RealInput TOutDew "Outdoor dewpoint temperature";
Modelica.Blocks.Interfaces.RealInput TRoo "Room temperature";
Modelica.Blocks.Interfaces.RealInput uEco "Economizer control signal";
Modelica.Blocks.Interfaces.RealInput PFan "Fan power consumption";
Modelica.Blocks.Interfaces.RealInput yFan "Fan control signal";
inner Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Configuration plotConfiguration(
samplePeriod(displayUnit="min") = 900,
timeUnit=Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Types.TimeUnit.days,
activation=Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Types.GlobalActivation.use_input,
activationDelay(displayUnit="min") = 600)
"Plot configuration";
Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.TimeSeries ploTOut(
title="Outdoor drybulb and dew point temperatures",
legend={"TOutDryBul","TOutDewPoi","TRoo"},
activation=Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Types.LocalActivation.always,
introduction="Outside conditions.",
n=3) "Temperatures";
Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Scatter scaEco(
title="Economizer control signal",
legend={"uEco"},
xlabel="TOut [degC]",
n=1,
introduction="Economizer control signal while the system is operating for at least 10 minutes.")
"Scatter plot for economizer";
Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Scatter scaPFan(
title="Fan power",
xlabel="yFan [1]",
legend={"PFan in [W]"},
n=1,
activation=Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Types.LocalActivation.always)
"Scatter plot for fan power";
Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Scatter scaTRoo(
xlabel="TOut [degC]",
title="Room air temperature",
legend={"TRoo [degC]"},
introduction="Room air temperatures while the system is operating for at least 10 minutes.",
n=1)
"Scatter plot for room air temperature";
Modelica.Blocks.Math.UnitConversions.To_degC TRooAir_degC
"Room air temperature in degC";
Modelica.Blocks.Math.UnitConversions.To_degC TDewPoi_degC
"Outdoor dewpoint temperature in degC";
Modelica.Blocks.Math.UnitConversions.To_degC TOutDryBul_degC
"Outdoor drybulb in degC";
equation
connect(plotConfiguration.activate, activate);
connect(scaEco.y[1], uEco);
connect(scaPFan.x, yFan);
connect(PFan, scaPFan.y[1]);
connect(scaEco.x, TOutDryBul_degC.y);
connect(TOutDryBul_degC.u, TOutDryBul);
connect(TOutDew, TDewPoi_degC.u);
connect(TRoo, TRooAir_degC.u);
connect(TOutDryBul_degC.y, ploTOut.y[1]);
connect(TDewPoi_degC.y, ploTOut.y[2]);
connect(TRooAir_degC.y, ploTOut.y[3]);
connect(TRooAir_degC.y, scaTRoo.y[1]);
connect(scaTRoo.x, TOutDryBul_degC.y);
end Plotters;
equation
connect(plo.activate, con.chiOn);
connect(weaBus.TDryBul, plo.TOutDryBul);
connect(weaBus.TDewPoi, plo.TOutDew);
connect(plo.TRoo, zon.TRooAir);
connect(con.yOutAirFra, plo.uEco);
connect(hvac.PFan, plo.PFan);
connect(con.yFan, plo.yFan);
end SingleZoneVAV;
Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Examples.SingleZoneVAVSupply_u
Scatter plots for control signal of a single zone VAV controller from ASHRAE Guideline 36
Information
This example demonstrates how to create a scatter plot that shows
for a single zone VAV control logic
the heating and cooling set point temperatures, and the fan speed,
all as a function of the heating and cooling control signal.
The sequence that will be used to plot the sequence diagram is
Buildings.Controls.OBC.ASHRAE.G36_PR1.AHUs.SingleZone.VAV.SetPoints.Supply
and shown below.
The plot will be generated in the file plots.html.
Extends from Modelica.Icons.Example (Icon for runnable examples).
Modelica definition
model SingleZoneVAVSupply_u
"Scatter plots for control signal of a single zone VAV controller from ASHRAE Guideline 36"
extends Modelica.Icons.Example;
inner Configuration plotConfiguration(samplePeriod=0.005) "Plot configuration";
Buildings.Controls.OBC.CDL.Continuous.Add heaCooConSig(k1=-1)
"Add control signal for heating (with negative sign) and cooling";
Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Scatter scaTem(
title="Temperature setpoints",
n=2,
xlabel="Heating (negative) and cooling (positive) control loop signal",
legend={"THea [degC]","TCoo [degC]"},
introduction="Set point temperatures as a function of the heating loop signal (from -1 to 0) and
the cooling loop signal (from 0 to +1).")
"Scatter plot for temperature setpoints";
Buildings.Controls.OBC.UnitConversions.To_degC THea_degC
"Control signal for heating";
Buildings.Controls.OBC.UnitConversions.To_degC TCoo_degC
"Control signal for cooling";
Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Scatter scaYFan(
n=1,
title="Fan control signal",
legend={"yFan"},
xlabel="Heating (negative) and cooling (positive) control loop signal",
introduction="Fan speed as a function of the heating loop signal (from -1 to 0) and
the cooling loop signal (from 0 to +1).")
"Scatter plot for fan speed";
Buildings.Controls.OBC.ASHRAE.G36_PR1.AHUs.SingleZone.VAV.SetPoints.Supply setPoiVAV(
yHeaMax=0.7,
yMin=0.3,
TSupSetMax=303.15,
TSupSetMin=289.15)
"Block that computes the setpoints for temperature and fan speed";
Buildings.Controls.OBC.CDL.Continuous.Sources.Constant TZon(
k = 273.15 + 28)
"Zone air temperature";
Buildings.Controls.OBC.CDL.Continuous.Sources.Constant TOut(k=273.15 + 22)
"Outdoor temperature";
Buildings.Controls.OBC.CDL.Continuous.Sources.Ramp uHea(
duration=0.25,
height=-1,
offset=1) "Heating control signal";
Buildings.Controls.OBC.CDL.Continuous.Sources.Ramp uCoo(
duration=0.25,
startTime=0.75)
"Cooling control signal";
Buildings.Controls.OBC.CDL.Continuous.Sources.Constant TSetZon(k=273.15 + 23)
"Average zone set point";
Controls.OBC.CDL.Logical.Sources.Constant fanSta(k=true) "Fan is on";
equation
connect(TOut.y, setPoiVAV.TOut);
connect(uHea.y, setPoiVAV.uHea);
connect(uCoo.y, setPoiVAV.uCoo);
connect(uHea.y, heaCooConSig.u1);
connect(uCoo.y, heaCooConSig.u2);
connect(scaTem.x, heaCooConSig.y);
connect(THea_degC.y, scaTem.y[1]);
connect(TCoo_degC.y, scaTem.y[2]);
connect(setPoiVAV.y, scaYFan.y[1]);
connect(heaCooConSig.y, scaYFan.x);
connect(setPoiVAV.TZon, TZon.y);
connect(setPoiVAV.TSupHeaEco, THea_degC.u);
connect(setPoiVAV.TSupCoo, TCoo_degC.u);
connect(TSetZon.y, setPoiVAV.TZonSet);
connect(fanSta.y, setPoiVAV.uFan);
end SingleZoneVAVSupply_u;
Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Examples.TimeSeries
Simple time series plots
Information
This example demonstrates the use of a plotter
that plots (t, sin(t), cos(t), sin(t)*cos(t)) in
one plot, and
(t, sin(t), cos(t))
in another plot.
Both plots will be in the file specified
in the plot configuration plotConfiguration.
Extends from Modelica.Icons.Example (Icon for runnable examples).
Modelica definition
model TimeSeries "Simple time series plots"
extends Modelica.Icons.Example;
inner Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Configuration plotConfiguration(
samplePeriod=0.1,
timeUnit=Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Types.TimeUnit.seconds)
"Configuration for the plotters";
Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.TimeSeries timSer(
samplePeriod=0.1,
n=3,
title="Sine, cosine and sine*cosine",
legend={"sin","cos","sin*cos"})
"Plotter";
Modelica.Blocks.Sources.RealExpression sine(y=sin(time)) "Sine output signal";
Modelica.Blocks.Sources.RealExpression cosine(y=cos(time))
"Cosine output signal";
Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.TimeSeries timSer1(
samplePeriod=0.1,
n=2,
title="Sine, cosine",
legend={"sin","cos"})
"Plotter";
Modelica.Blocks.Math.Product pro "Product of sine times cosine";
equation
connect(sine.y, timSer.y[1]);
connect(cosine.y, timSer.y[2]);
connect(sine.y, timSer1.y[1]);
connect(cosine.y, timSer1.y[2]);
connect(sine.y, pro.u1);
connect(cosine.y, pro.u2);
connect(pro.y, timSer.y[3]);
end TimeSeries;
Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Examples.SingleZoneVAV.Plotters
Information
Block that contains unit conversion, plotter configuration and various plotters.
Extends from Modelica.Blocks.Icons.Block (Basic graphical layout of input/output block).
Connectors
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| input BooleanInput | activate | Set to true to enable plotting of time series after activationDelay elapsed |
| input RealInput | TOutDryBul | Outdoor drybulb temperature |
| input RealInput | TOutDew | Outdoor dewpoint temperature |
| input RealInput | TRoo | Room temperature |
| input RealInput | uEco | Economizer control signal |
| input RealInput | PFan | Fan power consumption |
| input RealInput | yFan | Fan control signal |
Modelica definition
model Plotters
extends Modelica.Blocks.Icons.Block;
Modelica.Blocks.Interfaces.BooleanInput activate
"Set to true to enable plotting of time series after activationDelay elapsed";
Modelica.Blocks.Interfaces.RealInput TOutDryBul "Outdoor drybulb temperature";
Modelica.Blocks.Interfaces.RealInput TOutDew "Outdoor dewpoint temperature";
Modelica.Blocks.Interfaces.RealInput TRoo "Room temperature";
Modelica.Blocks.Interfaces.RealInput uEco "Economizer control signal";
Modelica.Blocks.Interfaces.RealInput PFan "Fan power consumption";
Modelica.Blocks.Interfaces.RealInput yFan "Fan control signal";
inner Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Configuration plotConfiguration(
samplePeriod(displayUnit="min") = 900,
timeUnit=Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Types.TimeUnit.days,
activation=Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Types.GlobalActivation.use_input,
activationDelay(displayUnit="min") = 600)
"Plot configuration";
Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.TimeSeries ploTOut(
title="Outdoor drybulb and dew point temperatures",
legend={"TOutDryBul","TOutDewPoi","TRoo"},
activation=Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Types.LocalActivation.always,
introduction="Outside conditions.",
n=3) "Temperatures";
Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Scatter scaEco(
title="Economizer control signal",
legend={"uEco"},
xlabel="TOut [degC]",
n=1,
introduction="Economizer control signal while the system is operating for at least 10 minutes.")
"Scatter plot for economizer";
Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Scatter scaPFan(
title="Fan power",
xlabel="yFan [1]",
legend={"PFan in [W]"},
n=1,
activation=Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Types.LocalActivation.always)
"Scatter plot for fan power";
Buildings.Utilities.Plotters.Scatter scaTRoo(
xlabel="TOut [degC]",
title="Room air temperature",
legend={"TRoo [degC]"},
introduction="Room air temperatures while the system is operating for at least 10 minutes.",
n=1)
"Scatter plot for room air temperature";
Modelica.Blocks.Math.UnitConversions.To_degC TRooAir_degC
"Room air temperature in degC";
Modelica.Blocks.Math.UnitConversions.To_degC TDewPoi_degC
"Outdoor dewpoint temperature in degC";
Modelica.Blocks.Math.UnitConversions.To_degC TOutDryBul_degC
"Outdoor drybulb in degC";
equation
connect(plotConfiguration.activate, activate);
connect(scaEco.y[1], uEco);
connect(scaPFan.x, yFan);
connect(PFan, scaPFan.y[1]);
connect(scaEco.x, TOutDryBul_degC.y);
connect(TOutDryBul_degC.u, TOutDryBul);
connect(TOutDew, TDewPoi_degC.u);
connect(TRoo, TRooAir_degC.u);
connect(TOutDryBul_degC.y, ploTOut.y[1]);
connect(TDewPoi_degC.y, ploTOut.y[2]);
connect(TRooAir_degC.y, ploTOut.y[3]);
connect(TRooAir_degC.y, scaTRoo.y[1]);
connect(scaTRoo.x, TOutDryBul_degC.y);
end Plotters;