Hi IES,
I have two floors modelled that I now wish to produce separate EPCs for (the client changed his marketing).
1) How do I 'switch off' zones to focus the analysis only on the remaining floor?
2) How does IES handle the adjacencies? i.e. if I swicth off the upper floor, does IES assume the lower floor now has adiabatic ceiling adjacencies, or do I have to manually indicate this?
Best
Paul
switching off zones for EPC analysis
Re: switching off zones for EPC analysis
Sorry I've just found the answer to my first question!
Can someone throw some light onto my second question then?
Thanks
Can someone throw some light onto my second question then?
Thanks
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Re: switching off zones for EPC analysis
Hi Paul
I believe VE Compliance would assume adiabatic for any surface adjacent to an inactive zone.
I believe VE Compliance would assume adiabatic for any surface adjacent to an inactive zone.
