[Equest-users] HELP - Finding eQUEST applied U-values for various window

[Bishop, Bill]

The LV-D Details of Exterior Surfaces report shows assembly U-values. I
just scroll down to the last page to get average whole-building window
assembly U-values if I am only using one window type.
 
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Bill
 
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Sent: Thursday, July 15, 2010 10:57 AM
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Subject: Re: [Equest-users] HELP - Finding eQUEST applied U-values for
various window
 
look in the .sim file using either notepad or the bldg-sim viewer
program (latter is easier).  the "details of construction" report will
tell you all of the applied u-values.

On 7/15/10 7:46 AM, Synergy Team wrote: 
Good Morning All,

I have just applied Quadrupal pane high performance windows to a model
of an existing building to see what kind of energy consumption
improvement can be achieved. Does anyone know where to find the U-value
of various windows in eQuest? All I see currently in the spreadsheet is
a "U-value (center)" which i believe is referring to only the center
panel of glass? Is there anywere in eQUEST where the overall U-value is
called out?


 
 
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