Re: [EnergyPlus_Support] Set point temperature

[Linda Lawrie <linda@xxxxxxxxxx>]

These kinds of standards are usually described for a country by their 
energy standards.

The ASHRAE Handbook of Fundamentals may also have some information.

You can use the "comfort" reporting of EnergyPlus to determine 
whether people WOULD be comfortable at set back temperatures.

At 03:50 AM 4/16/2007, Farshad Nasrollahi wrote:
>   Is there any standards or table for the set point and set point 
> back of different rooms of a house during the day and night?
>   For example the air temperature of a living room during a day in 
> winter must be in comfortable zone but at night which temperature 
> must have this room?
>

Linda

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