[Equest-users] Design Development Wizard Settings

[Jonathan Bowser]

I was given a list of variables to find out if eQUEST's wizard input allows for them, and I was able to whittle down the list considerably.  However, I'm left with about a dozen left on my list that I wasn't able to match up one to one inside of the wizard.  Although these may be things that can be set in the detail data edit mode (inp), we're looking specifically at specifying values through the wizard (pd2).  I may have overlooked some of these while perusing the wizard, or they may be labeled something else that didn't make them an obvious one to one (I'm not an ME, so please forgive me on that one).  Any help with identifying whether the following values can be set through the wizard would be greatly appreciated.


Occupancy Heat Rate - Assumed average heat emitted by each person occupying the space (W/person)

Inside Relative Humidity Heating

Inside Relative Humidity Cooling

Ventilation type - enumerated value of natural, mechanical ventilation, mixed mode ventilation

Natural Air Change Rate - rate air is replaced by natural ventilation

Mechanical Air Change Rate - rate air is replaced by mechanical ventilation

Outside Air Per person - volume of outside air provided for each person

Peak Air Flow Cooling - air flow rate during peak cooling conditions

Peak Air Flow Heating - air flow rate during peak heating conditions



Thanks for any help.

-- Jon



Jonathan Bowser

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Beck Technology

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