Cooler Efficiency Free [Mac/Win]

When relying on home climate systems for maintaining the temperature and humidity at constant levels, one can’t help but wonder about the efficiency of such systems and their inherent processes that are at the core of offering climate control. In an attempt to offer insights into such topics, Cooler Efficiency was designed, as a sensor component for computing the efficiency in percentages of the evaporative air conditioning you might be running.
If the said air conditioning system relies on given sensory inputs such as temperature, humidity, as well as atmospheric pressure, it will enable users to perform empirical tests in order to determine the optimal fan speed for the evaporative air conditioner.
Deployed as a collection of PY format files, the sensor component can be tweaked by altering the determinant parameters from the code. Users must be aware though that this component will require the wet-bulb temperature (WBT), in order to achieve a more accurate measurement of the evaporation’s cooling effect. The developer was kind enough to provide a detailed tutorial here.
Last but not least, the sensor component can be linked with another component set, called “meteorologic_metrics”, which will automatically compute the required WTB values.

 

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This component is a robust sensor component that relies on the nine sensors setup and their respective settings, in order to compute the exact parameters that are required in order to determine the efficiency of the evaporative air conditioning being run.
This sensor component is responsible for performing the necessary computations that allow the user to actually gauge the efficiency of the air conditioning being run.

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This component will be a sensor of the atmospheric parameters, depending on which template the component is enabled. The purpose of the component is to measure the wet-bulb temperature, however the developer has been nice enough to provide a detailed tutorial in case you are interested. The component will compute the observed wet-bulb temperature, the wet-bulb temperature at the weighted average, as well as the evaporation factor based on the last two variables.
The component is divided into 2 parts; the main body and the viewer. The main body will tell the update rate for the observed and weighted wet-bulb temperature as well as the evaporation factor. The viewer shows what the current wet-bulb temperature is.
Note that the component and its templates have been reviewed on a weekly basis. Templates with improvements as well as bugs are welcome.

Description:
Description:
CPU Usage: Metrics component for displaying CPU utilization within the Component Manager.
Components:
This component has one template. The developers have also stated that additional templates may be added in the future.
Part of the reasons why this component is here is to help you to view the CPU utilization in the component manager, so you can check on the specific process which is using the most time. It is only available for the Windows platform.
Usage:
-There are no ready-to-use visualization components, so the idea is to use it in your own way.
-You need to tell what’s the interval of the data you want to be shown.
This component does not take too much space in the component manager, which means you don’t have too many components that might consume too much space in the process.
Templates:
Desktop:
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Components:
This component has two templates. The developer has also stated that the component is not complete and it might take some time before the additional features are implemented.
Usage:
-The component detects when it is enabled and it will do something and will also give a visual update.
-If you put the cursor in the component, the component will alert you through the component manager.
-It accepts any of the following system variables: CPU, RAM, VM Size, Video Card, Disk Drive, RAM Usage, and Disk Read.
-The component will just update the visualizations when there is a change in the values of these variables.
-The default values are:
-CPU: 100
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The Details:

While installation was straightforward, it can be further tweaked via configuration files, if required.

Posted on November 3rd, 2019, 2:28 pm, by jokowsu

Rating: 4

Cooler Efficiency (Sensor) is the most part of an open-source weather component suite, called “meteorologic_metrics”. The component is an ODE simulation that integrates a sensible-air-temperature-based cooling effect to properly account for both evaporative and radiant cooling, as well as the buildup of humidity within a closed space.
The meteorologic_metrics package is currently compatible with known weather-indicating hardware such as Humidity, Thermometer and Barometer. A great alternative in comparison to other available data-based metrics, this particular meteorologic_metrics component is the simplest, by design. The component operates on a flow-based concept, which is simple to understand, yet offers more accurate results.
Like the name suggests, the component relies entirely on the physical characteristics of the building to assess the humidity of a closed space. Using this sensor, the developer was able to predict the appropriate mixing-ratio needed for the air conditioner at different temperatures. With the increase of the ambient temperature, the component is expected to take on a real-time measurement of the WBT value, in order to perform a better determination of the air-conditioning’s efficiency.
Ease of Installation:

Package files:

The installer

A configuration file

Documentation

The User’s Guide:

The subject of meteorologic_metrics

Meteorologic Metrics Capabilities

Requirements

Details of Cooler Efficiency (Sensor)

Datamatrix:

Credit and direct thanks:

In total, some parts of Cooler Efficiency were derived from the following projects:
Airbnb_Airpot, Thermometer, Humidity and Barometer Components.
A special thanks goes to the folks over at PymetaWeather for their useful feedback.

The Future:

The feature requests for this component are few, mostly stemming from the fact that users are still testing the feature. Also, if there’s a desire for a project such as the one present, it would be great if you show your support in making the vision a reality.

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What’s New in the?

The functionality of the Cooler Efficiency is no different from any other traditional or common air conditioner. The device will produce the same effects as a traditional air conditioner does when placed in a home. It will use the varying weather conditions to determine the target temperature and humidity levels that one should set for their room.

Cooler Efficiency Data Types:
The data that Cooler Efficiency collects can be used in more than one component set. The data collected will be of two types – WBT and RH. These will be derived from the sensor component itself.
Cooler Efficiency Sensor Information:
The sensor component will collect the WBT data from the sensor that will be attached to the sensor component. Thus, the data collected will be accurate and will not rely on user setup.
If WBT is not detected then we will try to use local data from the sensor component to get the data.
Cooler Efficiency Sensor Configuration and Size:
The sensor will have an adaption in order to detect the specified weather conditions. Based on the outside conditions the adaption will change the sensor’s software accordingly.
If the adaption cannot detect the weather conditions then it will be disabled and we will rely on the local data for determining the weather condition.

Cooler Efficiency Sensor Adaption Configuration:
Two modes of computing the WBT are given, either via a direct measurement from the sensor or using the local sensor data.
If the measurement via the sensor is available then we will use this to determine the WBT. If not then we will use the required measurement from the sensor component.

Cooler Efficiency Code Structure:
The sensor component of Cooler Efficiency comes in a PY library format that is meant for programming for learning purposes. The file structure is provided here for the interested parties.
Cooler Efficiency 1.1.1.5.py
Cooler Efficiency Test Data
Checking Sensor Configuration
Cooler Efficiency Component Implementation
Cooler Efficiency 1.1.2.py
Cooler Efficiency 1.1.2.2.py
Cooler Efficiency 1.1.2.4.py
Cooler Efficiency 1.1.1.py
Cooler Efficiency 1.1.1.6.py
Cooler Efficiency 1.1.1.6.py
Cooler Efficiency 1.1.1.7.py
Cooler Efficiency 1.1.2.py

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System Requirements:

Minimum Requirements:
OS: Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 10
Processor: Intel Core i3
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 550 or ATI Radeon HD 5750
Storage: 6 GB available space
Recommended Requirements:
Processor: Intel Core i5
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 or ATI Radeon HD 5770
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