No, usualy the outside air is neutral in termos o load witch means that the actual load of the space is tacken by the radiant system. Try using the system sizing in ventilation mode.
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> I think I locate the source of my problem now. My ventilation air is treated to satisfy the whole zone's heating load nothing left to radiant system. (Meanwhile according to E+ documentation radiant systems can only be controlled at priority # 2 which means as a secondary system). I have AHUs serving each floor of the building having several thermal zones. I'll have to work on AHUs to adjust zone loads.
> My radiant system is variable flow. AHUs have variablevolume fans.
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