[Equest-users] Reflectivity vs Absorbtance
Bishop, Bill
wbishop at pathfinder-ea.com
Mon Feb 8 05:48:34 PST 2010
Yes, you are correct to use an absorptance of 0.70 for roofs when
modeling in eQUEST. However, where does App. G specify the same
reflectivity requirement for walls?
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Subject: [Equest-users] Reflectivity vs Absorbtance
ASHRAE Appendix G requires baseline models to have roofs and walls with
a Reflectivity of 0.30 but eQuest only allows for entering the
Absorbtance value. Am I correct to assume that with obpaque surfaces
Absorbtance = (1 - reflectivity)?
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