[BLDG-SIM] (no subject)
Tianzhen Hong
thong at archenergy.com
Wed Jun 23 09:23:18 PDT 2004
Miguel
Why did you use two blocks for two zones? A block can contain multiple
zones as long as they have the same space height and are adjacent to
each other.
By default, all perimeter walls of a block are exterior walls. With
VisualDOE 4.0, you can delete an exterior wall and change an exterior
wall to an interior wall.
Tianzhen
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>
> Hi
> I'm working in Visual DOE 3.1 and i would like to put some
> questions,
> to see if someone could give me some help. There are basic
> questions ... Working in a block (block concept) it is
> possible to distinguishe
> different kind of partitions, i.e., if i have to different
> walls between
> two zones it is possible to model just like this?
> On the other side, if i model these two zones as two
> different blocks,
> despite the zones being together (they share a common wall), i think
> visual doe will treat the share wall as two different façades
> ... to the
> exterior ...
> In short, i have two thermal zones, sharing a common wall
> (composed by
> two different walls). How can i model this?
> How can i resolve this difficulty?
>
> Thanks for the help
>
> Miguel
>
>
>
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