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[EnergyPlus_Support] COMIS Question

I'm looking to model a typical apartment unit in a building to see if there
is a need for air conditioning during the summer months.  I basically want
to run a simulation during the summer and output the space temperatures in
my zones.  I would also want to run an identical simulation with the windows
of the apartment open, using the COMIS tool to see how those temperatures
vary between simulations.  
 
I can build the physical entities of my model without any problem, the
geometries and construction are all known.
 
I have never really used the COMIS tool before, but have read through the
section in the manual and still have some questions.  Can I used COMIS to
measure the space temperatures in only one zone?  Also, can I have 2
exterior node points on the same (side) exposure of a zone?
 
Any help / insight you could offer would be greatly appreciated, or if there
is something I did not explain clearly, please let me know and I can
clarify.  If someone knows a better way to model the situation I'm trying to
analyze, perhaps you could point me in the right direction.
 
Thanks in advance.

 Greg Doerge
MW Consulting Engineers
Voice: 206.515.4004
Fax: 206.545.2026

 


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