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Re: [EnergyPlus_Support] Use of EnergyPlus for simulation of cold storage facilities
Randall,
EnergyPlus does have the capability to simulate skylights, and tubular
daylighting devices (TDDs). Daylighting impacts are simulated as well
as solar and thermal impacts, in an integrated fashion.
Rob Hitchcock
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Randal KOLLER wrote:
> We are evaluating EnergyPlus for our use in design/simulation. One of
> the types of buildings that we want to simulate is cold storage
> facilities operating down to -50 F. Is EnergyPlus capable of doing this
> including high insulation level in roof, walls and floors?
>
> Another use we would have for the program is skylighting. Does it have
> that capabilities?
>
> Third what is a good way to become familiar with the program? Any
> particular books, manuals, interface tools, etc.?
>
> Randal Koller
> Carlisle SynTec Inc.
> kollerr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:kollerr%40syntec.carlisle.com>
>
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