David, I have run my model using both the NTYPE
901 and NTYPE903. Since I have only one window and zone shouldn’t the gains
to the zone be the same? NTYPE903 is producing a higher gain to zone. Please
can you tell me the difference between the two outputs? Thanks
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reply e-mail and destroy all copies of the original message . From: David Bradley [mailto:bradley@tess-inc.com] Patrick, I am trying to find the total solar load into a
typical office space. The typical office only has one window with a shade and
is currently facing south. I am trying to determine the solar load based on
different glazing/shades. What output in the TRNBuild model would I use to
determine such a load to the space? Thanks for the help
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