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<p class="MsoNormal">Has anyone ever had to model a Dual Path AHU in eQUEST? If so, I am wondering how exactly you went about modeling it. I currently have my OA & RA coil capacities lumped together as a single coil, which isn’t totally correct. Another option
would be to treat it like a DOAS serving an AHU but with no fan energy for the DOAS, but that’s not totally true either as the air wouldn’t pass thru both coils. Anyone had any experience/incite on this topic from an energy modeling standpoint?<o:p></o:p></p>
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