As Oscar says, the zone ventilation objects pull their make up air from outdoors and exhaust directly to outdoors.
There are many other ways to do this, but this seems the simplist in your case.
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Dear EnergyPlus usersI'm trying to simulate a kitchen exhaust and ventilation (outside air supply) in a tropical Brazilian city using EnergyPlus.Due to the tropical weather I don't want to cool or heat the outside air, I will promote an air volume change per hour close to 40 ou 60, then it is possible to maintain the inside air temperature few degrees above the outside condition.I'm not sure about how I can do it.Ideas and suggestions are welcome.Does anyone know an example file that simulate a similar situation?Thank you in advance.Denilson B E Santo
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