Jens : I’m not sure
it’s about “thermal resistance” … but more about “radiative
screen” Valérie : I don’t
know how to take that in account in type 56 … but maybe you can directly
modify the sky temperature in studio ? If you find a solution, I’ll
be interesting! Regards, De : Jens Apel
[mailto:jens.apel@arup.com] Valérie, In TRNbuild in the Window Type Manager you can
specify “Additional Thermal Resistance” of Shading Devices. I never
used that but it might be a solution. Regards, Jens Apel From:
LEPRINCE Valérie [mailto:Valerie.LEPRINCE@entpe.fr] Dear Trnsys users I would like to estimate the impact of the glass emissivity of windows
fitted with blinders (only during the night). However, making the simulation
and reading the type 56 user's manual, I realized that external and internal
shading devices (blinders) only reduce incoming solar radiation. So my question is: is there a way to simulate night blinders, that is
to say blinders that reduce long-wave radiative exchange with the fictive sky
temperature? Best regards and Thanks a lot. Valérie LEPRINCE (BULTEAU) Doctorante Ingénieur TPE/ MR en Génie Civil LASH/DGCB Ecole Nationale des Travaux Publics de l'Etat (ENTPE) ____________________________________________________________ Electronic mail messages entering and leaving Arup business systems are scanned for acceptability of content and viruses |