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For some strange reason my tabulated room data tables ie gain, heating etc have gone. Is their a default for this so i can reset them?

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I know you can do a illuminance dimming profile for lighting, but can you do a daylight factor dimming profile. Just want to turn lighting of if 2% daylight factor is seen by the sensor.

After working all week on a project i have returned to open the file only to find the error 'parameter is incorrect' and subsequntly the project will not open. Any help would be great as i spent a week putting the parameters in to modelIT and running radiance for DL factors. :cry: Any help would be ...

Can anyone give me guidance on constructing glass lamellas on to a facade.

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Yep, got that and I see how it calculates boiler load and boiler energy. However, how does this relate to heating sensible load. If I have this how can I relate this to energy. I assumed that it is heating sensible loads x boiler efficacy would equate to boiler energy. But this doesn't quite work ...

Can someone please explain the difference between apachesim boiler load and boiler energy. I assume boiler loads are the heating plant sensible load x boiler efficiency. however, what is the boiler energy? i would have thought this was the same but the figure is actual higher than the boiler load ...

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I have corridor that has a window into an adjacent office. however, after doing the simulations i see that light does not seems to enter into the office from the corridors internal windows. Have i missed something obvious.

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Im looking into energy use and emission from various lighting, equipment and heating etc. However, although i can get it for the whole building is their a way to identify this for each room. help would be appreciated.

Ive tried the absolute method the only reason I'm trying the above is that i want the heating to come on either a) when the temperature in the building is below 10degc or b) externally below 5deg c. using the absolute method means that the temperature would always be on set back no matter what the ...