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Re: [EnergyPlus_Support] Energy Modeling
I just wanted to respond to #3: I'm an architect =) and I learned E+ in
a month and a half. Under the direction and training of a ME, I was able
to model 12 different units in a 350 unit apartment complex and run each
under 9 different scenarios of occupancy and ventilation. I hope that gives
you hope. I think a mechanical engineer can learn it faster, being more familiar
with the different ways to model heating/cooling systems.
regards, Chris
>>> sustainable@xxxxxxxx 06/14/02 08:39AM >>>
We would like to perform USA building energy simulations and are
unsure whether to use DOE 2 or Energy Plus. I have read that Energy
Plus has more capabilities than DOE 2 but DOE 2 requires more
complex input; however Energy Plus units are SI.
1.Would it be worthwhile to learn DOE 2 at this point since has been
around longer?
2.Is DOE 2 going to be phased out and replaced with Energy Plus at
some point in future?
3.Is the Energy Plus learning curve faster?
4.Is there information available on comparing DOE 2 to Energy Plus?
5.Are there going to be any future Energy Plus training sessions
available?
6.Are there DOE 2 training sessions?
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