[BLDG-SIM] Pitched roofs and eQUEST.

[Fearghal O'Connor]

   Hi,
      Im doing a energy efficiency simulation project
for college and I decided to use eQUEST due to its
ease of use. The building i've been assigned to
simulate is an old building (~1940) thats been
redesigned inside. It has a sort of a dormer floor on
the top (pitched roof with many windows jutting out
facing horizontally). Im looking for advice on how
best to simulate: top floor pitched roof (can't be
shown graphically but i assume it takes the pitch into
account in it calucations) or top floor flat?. Is
there any easy to use simulation that could work with
the type of roof I have  or is there something in
eQUEST i've missed?. 
    Thanks alot,
          Fearghal O'Connor, UCD.


		
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