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Hi Ahmed,
Your question might need some more specifics for us to help out.
If you are getting started with TRNSYS, I recommend reading the user manual for the building model TYPE 56 and completing some of the
examples. For specifics about modelling an inclined solar chimney : I googled your questions and found this, it might help?
http://www.ibpsa.org/proceedings/BS2011/P_1147.pdf If you would like more help, we offer a training course that might help you get started.
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