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[EnergyPlus_Support] Thanks Linda



Very clear explanation. I'll try it that way. 

--- Linda Lawrie <linda@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> At 04:13 PM 10/23/2006, David Barrera wrote:
> 
> >You mean that looking for "warmup" I'll find out
> about
> >how to modify the tilt or just about boundary
> >conditions, or both.
> 
> Looking for warmup, you will learn about the intial
> boundary 
> conditions that are used and "warmup convergence" --
> that happens 
> before the final simulation and results.
> 
> For Tilt of roofs and floors, you have to specify
> the coordinates in 
> the order you have given in the "SurfaceGeometry"
> object.  All (I 
> think) of our example files use "Counter Clockwise"
> to specify the 
> coordinates.  If you specify them "clockwise"
> instead, you will get a 
> 180 degree tilt from what you want.   Or another way
> to think of it 
> is to "look" from the outside of the roof and
> specify the coordinates that way.
> 
> so, if you have a flat roof at 4.5 meters above
> horizontal, 
> specifying (counter clockwise):
>     (0.0     ,   15.24     ,    4.5)
>     (0.0     ,   0.0         ,    4.5)
>     (5.24   ,   0.0         ,    4.5)
>     (15.24  ,   15.24    ,    4.5)
> 
> gives you a flat roof of the proper tilt.
> 
> whereas:
>     (0.0     ,   15.24     ,    4.5)
>     (15.24  ,   15.24    ,    4.5)
>     (5.24   ,   0.0         ,    4.5)
>     (0.0     ,   0.0         ,    4.5)
> 
> will give you a roof (I think -- I didn't check this
> -- just reversed 
> the coordinates) of improper tilt.
> 
> Look up Tilt or SurfaceGeometry  in the
> documentation.  I think there 
> is a fair explanation there.
> 
> 
> Linda
> 
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> 
> 
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