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Improvements to solve startup for rooms with perforated tiles
Before the first iteration, the solver prepares every perforated tile in the room. We fixed an issue where this preparation could take a long time in large rooms with many tiles. Tiles are now prepared much faster, so these jobs reach their first iteration sooner. Each tile keeps the same open area and resistance. Tile airflow can differ slightly from the release before. Rooms without perforated tiles run exactly as they did on the release before.
Before meshing, a CRAC Parameter Variation study checks every cooling-unit airflow in its table to catch a mistyped value. We fixed an issue where a valid airflow could be refused when the model’s own airflow for that unit was a placeholder. A value is now refused only when it is far above both the unit’s typical airflow and the table’s typical airflow. Studies that already ran are not affected.