The procedure is to model window frames and glass in THERM first, bring the results into WINDOW and then make a window in WINDOW. One of the reports you can
generate is direct .idf text for E+, though I used to use the reference file input. I used to have problems with single glaze windows which I could work around. Turns out that there is often sufficient heat loss from the frame through the edge of glass to
make the edge of glass look less conductive than center of glass. (too much brain power behind programming and not enough calculation experience) This problem is different and seems to be related to any frame system you model yourself. I’m trying to reinstall version 6 and try again�have had several issues with the 7 recently� Ned Lyon, P.E. (MA, WV) SIMPSON GUMPERTZ & HEGER
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I always did THERM first and used those values in WINDOW. Are you doing it the other way around? 2017-11-01 23:45 GMT+01:00 'Edward G. Lyon'
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