[EnergyPlus_Support] higher temperature, lower cooling rate

["markus_gmeinder" <markus_gmeinder@xxxxxx>]

Hi, I have a problem to explain my simulation results. 
Is it possible that in my different models (I altered the tilt angle 
of the S-E and S-W walls from vertical(90°) to 50° in 5°steps) the 
temperatures of the model are lower the lower the wall tilt angle 
during a summer day.
When I calculate the cooling rate the behaviour is converse. The 
lower the wall tilt angle the higher the cooling rate. 
When I consider the sun intensity than the results of the cooling 
rate are explainable. But when the cooling rate is high consequently 
the temperature in the same model should be high as well. There must 
be something wrong or do I ignore something.
I hope anybody of you can explain me the circumstances. 
Thank u very much,
Markus



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