gc.198950
2008-10-27, 10:00 AM
This is not critical but I bring it here unanswered from the old forum:
I have seen that when calculating Hourly Heat Gains/Losses for an unconditioned space, both FABRIC and VENTILATION gains (Temp. dependent) are calculated for an interior constant temperature of 18ºC instead of the real temperature (shown in HOURLY TEMPERATURE PROFILE).
Once internal temperature is known, these gains should be recalculated, shouldn't they?
I have seen that when calculating Hourly Heat Gains/Losses for an unconditioned space, both FABRIC and VENTILATION gains (Temp. dependent) are calculated for an interior constant temperature of 18ºC instead of the real temperature (shown in HOURLY TEMPERATURE PROFILE).
Once internal temperature is known, these gains should be recalculated, shouldn't they?