Joynal,
I am not sure that you actually want to delete the windows. If you
leave them in, then TRNBuild will import them as an "ADJ_WINDOW" and
you can then change the properties of ADJ_WINDOW to be those of a
virtual (non-existent / open) window, which will allow solar
radiation to pass through. If you delete the windows and leave a
hole in the TRNSYS3D wall (and Trnsys3D actually lets you do so)
then once you import into TRNBuild, it would be as though the
adjacent surface between the two zones was the gross wall area minus
the "hole" area. There would be no representation at all of the hole
and consequently, sunlight would not pass through and nor would
there be a path by which airflow could pass between the two zones.
Kind regards,
David
On 4/22/2013 08:32, Joynal Abedin
wrote:
Dear all,
Help needed with the above issue, I tried
inserting rectangles on the adjacent surfaces which are
automatically attributed as windows and then deleted the glass
surfaces, assuming it would then be considered as a holes (as
you can generate in IES-VE). When the drawing is saved, closed
and re-loaded again, the hole gets removed. Any help &
suggestion on this will be extremely appreciated.
Thanking you in advance.
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