openstudio-standards 0.8.0 → 0.8.2

data/lib/openstudio-standards/hvac/exhaust/data/convert_data.rb

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-# These methods convert space type service water heating equipment data to and from .csv for editing.
-private
-
-require 'csv'
-require 'json'
-
-# Typical Water Use Equipment Data Schema
-# equipment_name: The name of the specific piece of equipment. The space name will be prepended, and flow rate and temperature appended to the name.
-# peak_flow_rate: The peak flow rate in gallons per hour
-# peak_flow_rate_per_area: The peak flow rate in gallons per hour per ft^2 of floor area. Only used if 'peak_flow_rate' is unspecified.
-# loop_type: Several options are available.
-#  - 'One Per Space': This water use equipment uses a dedicated loop in each space.
-#  - 'One Per Unit': This water use equipment uses a dedicated loop in each space. Water use equipment flow rates are multiplied by the 'num_units' additional property on the Space object.
-#  - 'Shared': Equipment will use the shared building service hot water loop.
-#  - 'One Per Space Type Adjacent': Not yet supported. Will create a dedicated loop to serve all adjacent equipment of the same space type.
-#  - 'One Per Building Type Adjacent': Not yet supported. Will create a dedicated loop to serve all adjacent equipment of the same building type.
-# temperature: Target mixed water temperature at the water use, in degrees Fahrenheit
-# flow_rate_schedule: The name of the flow rate schedule from the schedules .json
-# sensible_fraction: The fraction of heat content converted to space sensible load
-# latent_fraction: The fraction of heat content converted to space latent load
-
-# Future Schema inclusions?
-# minimum_space_size: Not yet supported. Only add this water use if the space is above this size of floor area.
-# minimum_tank_volume: Not yet supported. The minimum tank volume to use for dedicated loops. The default is 40 gallons.
-
-def csv_to_json(input_csv = 'typical_exhaust.csv',
-                output_json = 'typical_exhaust.json')
-  # Initialize the structure
-  result = {
-    space_types: []
-  }
-
-  # Read the CSV file
-  CSV.foreach(input_csv, headers: true, header_converters: :symbol) do |row|
-    space_type = row[:space_type]
-    building_type = row[:building_type]
-    exhaust_per_area = row[:exhaust_per_area]
-
-    space_type_hash = {
-      space_type: space_type,
-      building_type: building_type,
-      exhaust_per_area: exhaust_per_area
-    }
-
-    # Add the space_type_hash to the result array
-    result[:space_types] << space_type_hash
-  end
-
-  # Write to the output JSON file
-  File.write(output_json, JSON.pretty_generate(result))
-
-  puts "Data has been converted to JSON and saved to #{output_json}"
-end
-
-# convert to json
-csv_to_json
-
-def json_to_csv(input_json = 'typical_exhaust.json',
-                output_csv = 'typical_exhaust.csv')
-  # Read the JSON file
-  data = JSON.parse(File.read(input_json), symbolize_names: true)
-
-  # Prepare the CSV headers
-  headers = [
-    :space_type,
-    :building_type,
-    :exhaust_per_area
-  ]
-
-  # Write the CSV file
-  CSV.open(output_csv, 'w', write_headers: true, headers: headers) do |csv|
-    data[:space_types].each do |space_type_entry|
-      space_type = space_type_entry[:space_type]
-      building_type = space_type_entry[:building_type]
-      exhaust_per_area = space_type_entry[:exhaust_per_area]
-
-      csv << [
-        space_type,
-        building_type,
-        exhaust_per_area
-      ]
-    end
-  end
-
-  puts "Data has been converted to CSV and saved to #{output_csv}"
-end