Desperately need advice !

[madi2044]

Hi guys, I have recently downloaded the software to help me get results for my PhD project which focuses on energy efficiency of historic buildings.
1- I need to familiarise myself with the software and get some results before May 15 or I will be in big trouble with my project.
2- Since I can not afford the official courses would anyone tell me what's the best way to get on track with the software ?
3- My project heavily depends on comparing the impact of using central heating systems (radiators , warm air etc) versus local ones (IR heaters, etc) with regards to carbon emission and energy consumption. I know the software covers the central ones but does it include IR heaters ? Can I make a model building and see the impact of using IR heaters on carbon emission using the software ??

I would really appreciate your replies

Thanks

[vajindarladdad]

Hi,
I think User guide is the best option for you to get familiarise with IES<VE>. You can access them from 'Help' menu.
You can buy support credits & send your query to our support department , they will surely help you.

[PCully]

try this as well http://www.iesve.com/content/mediaasset ... torial.pdf

Phil

[madi2044]

Thank you both for your help