Re: [TRNSYS-users] type 34 (overhang shading) variable

[David Bradley <bradley@tess-inc.com>]

Bengrid,
 Normally those angles are passed to type34 by another model such as
Type16, Type109, or Type201. If you are reading solar radiation data from
an external file then you will probably need to set up either a Type16 or
a Type109 to calculate the solar angles that correspond to the time of
your data file entries.
Kind regards,
 David

At 10:33 3/9/2006, hacene BENGRID wrote:
> Dear all.
>  
> I have a problem in calculating the beam radiation per hour throughout
> the year with type 34 (overhang shading). My façade has an east
> orientation. How can I defined the Solar azimuth and Solar zenith angle
> in type 34, bearing in mind that these values are variable in my data
> reader.
>  
> Best Regards
>  
> BENGRID
>
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