Leen,
If it is a matter of a slab on grade (i.e. no basements) then you can probably use Type49 from the standard library, which is a simplified version of the TESS ground coupling model.
best,
David
Dear,
I need to model the effect of a concrete floor with floor heating in 3 variations:* the 44000 m2 hall has no insulation in the floor* the 44000 m2 hall has 12 cm insulation in the floor* only the floor area between the outside till 10 meter inside the building has insulation
I do not have the ground model of the TESS library. Is there an other way to model this? What happens if I made a new floor which is composed of the current floor design and add "layers" of ground underneath it?
Thanks!
Leen
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