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David, A zone in Trnsys3d can’t have holes. In order to do so you need to compose the production hall into zone volumes that fulfil this requirement. Often halls are cut horizontal at upper machine level.
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Im Auftrag von David Geiger Hello folks, I'm trying to model a production hall containing enclosed machines. Since I am interested in the behavoir of the hall as well as the machine enclosures, I was wondering if it is possible to define zones enclosed in other zones. I tried this using the 3d-multizone builging but could only get the simulation to work when the boundary conditions of the machine enclosures were set to "external". But I suppose that's like defining a shading group because the zones did not interact. It feels like I'm missing a big point here, so any pointers are appreciated. Thank you very much! Kind regards, David ___________________________ Dipl.-Wirtsch.-Ing David Geiger Universität Kassel |