Ayman, I am not sure that I follow quite what you are doing. If your floor is defined as a BOUNDARY and the back side temperature is set to identical then that defines an air temperature on the other side of the floor as being identical to the air temperature of your zone. You can't then define the back side temperature as a ground temperature; that would doubly define the temperature on the other side of the floor. Best, David On 8/5/2011 09:50, Ayman Sarwa wrote:
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