Mohamed,
I would recommend that you model the opening as an ADJACENT wall but then assign the materials of that wall to be purely resistive and to have a very low thermal resistance (r-value).
kind regards
David
Hi,
I am a new user of the TRNSYS 16 and what I have is two zones that share an opening. Like instead of having an adjacent wall or door, there is just an opening.
so my question is: is it right to not enter that wall (the zones will be missing a wall) or there is a way to represent this kind of opening?
I attached a photo so you can understand the situation. note that Zone 1 (just a corridor) is not going to be heated and zone 2 (living room) is going to be.
I hope I was clear enough. and thank you.
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