Sinchote, There isn't really a way to answer your question. There could be any number of reasons for a lower than expected cooling load. I would recommend that you go back through your model and make sure that you have set up the building correctly. Is there infiltration? Are there realistic energy gains from occupants and equipment? One common problem is that the value of TGROUND (the boundary temperature for the ground floor) gets set to an input whose default value is zero. In the model this means that the temperature of soil underneath the ground floor is 0C. Setting that temperature to a constant value of the annual average air temperature is a better (if not ideal) assumption. kind regards, David
On 07/23/2018 23:02, Sinchote
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