E+ is not really doing 2D or 3D heat transfer. There is a node representing the "equivalent" outside surface temperature of the wall. If the bottom of the wall is at 12C and the top is at 13C and you assume a linear propagation, then the node is at 12.5C. If it's some curve you'll have to use some mathematics to get the "equivalent". "ground" boundry condition is the boundy temperature that the node is "against". It is also just a node, so if you have different z-height temps, you must derive the equivalent. Doesn't the new integrated slab/basement ground couple model do this work for you? Mit freundlichen Grü�en- Sent from my iPhone (excuse the brevity) i. A. Jean Marais b.i.g. bechtold Tel. +49 30 6706662-23 On 15.05.2015, at 09:51, "Fateme Imani iman_135@xxxxxxxxx [EnergyPlus_Support]" <EnergyPlus_Support@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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