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From: "Timo Sengewald" <timo.sengewald@bls-energieplan.de>
Date: Wed, 5 Apr 2006 17:11:07 +0200
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Hello!

I am trying to model parts of a building consisting of a H-steel framework construction with windows fixed within the single patches on the outside of the building. Does somebody has any hint on how to model theese kind of walls in TRNBuild?

My first idea is to model a massive wall made out of steel, air and some insulation. The windows would be substracted from theese walls. Is this approach very incorrect?

Thanks in advance!

Timo

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