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From: "Maurizio Sorce" <mauriziosorce@dream.unipa.it>
Date: Thu, 3 Feb 2005 10:52:20 +0100
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Dear TRNSYS users,

I need to define an adiabatic wall in TRNBuild. I think that it is possible by defining a "boundary" category for the wall in which the "boundary temperature" is set up as "identical": in this case in fact there aren't heat flows through the wall.

Is it the correct way to proceed? If yes, the definition of an adiabatic wall is indipendend from the material of the wall or need I to use a wall with low "global trasmittance" and "convective heat transfer coefficient" too?

Best regards,

Eng. Maurizio Sorce

PhD Student of Department of Energy and Environmental Research (DREAM)
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