This could happen in warm weather if you have a relatively large slab on grade floor. EPlus will always loose room heat to the floor, so by early morning with
no solar gain and radiant heat loss to the sky, your interior temperature could drop a little below exterior ambient if you don’t have a lot of infiltration or fan ventilation. If you look at the ground temperature calculations for floors, they are always
lower than the ambient room. The calculation for floor heat loss is based on smaller buildings and doesn’t seem to properly deal with large slab on grade floors which could function as heat storage mechanisms under certain conditions. Ned Lyon, P.E. (MA) SIMPSON GUMPERTZ & HEGER
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