Adjacent Building Properties

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happy
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Adjacent Building Properties

Post by happy »

Hi,
I'm new to IES.

kindly advise me on the followings:
- how to apply material properties to adjacent building?
- my window is 4 m high with 2 different material: from 0-750 mm is spandrel, 750-2800 mm is vision glass, 2800-4000 mm is spandrel.how to apply this 2 different materials?

Thank you so much
Happy
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Re: Adjacent Building Properties

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add three windows instead of one :)
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Re: Adjacent Building Properties

Post by happy »

Hi Huntervu,

Thank you for the reply.
Is there anyway to apply materials properties to adjacent buildings?

thanks
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Re: Adjacent Building Properties

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The adjacent building doesn't have thermal properties like a heated space so you can't assign constructions to this. The adjacency between a heated space and a space defined adjacent building will be adiabatic I believe.

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So adjacent buildings or local shades won't transmit radiation, nor reflected solar irradiation?
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