Re: [TRNSYS-users] Modeling of a urban canyon with Trnsys

["Diego A. Arias" <daarias@wisc.edu>]

Hi Guillaume,

In TRNBuil you can add a window that is not attached to a wall. Open a 
zone definition window; look that in the pane 'walls' the first option 
is 'Additional windows'. Just select it, and then go to the button 'Add' 
under the pane 'Windows'.
Best regards,

Diego

Guillaume Faye wrote:
>    Hi,
>    I am studying the effect on the urban climate of flat-plate collectors
>    integrated in the buildings' frontages. To do this study, I am 
> trying to
>    model a urban canyon . My idea is to create two zones with 
> TRNBuild, one
>    modeling the canyon street and the other one modeling a building. The
>    problem is that the street should be open to the upper atmosphere 
> and with
>    TRNBuild I have to define a wall. I have created a window which is 
> entirely
>    transparent to solar radiation to do as if there was no window. But I
>    don't succeed in defining this window as a wall.  I mean I am 
> obliged to
>    define a wall and after to add a window to this wall, but the 
> window can't
>    have the same area as the wall. So do you know a way to define a 
> window as
>    an entire wall?
>    Thank you
> Guillaume Faye
>
>    P.S.: I would be interested in any other ideas about how to model a 
> urban
>    canyon with Trnsys and TRNBuild
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Diego A. Arias
TRNSYS Coordinator
Solar Energy Laboratory
University of Wisconsin - Madison
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