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Create a new glass type and select from the equest library, Double
Clr/Tint, Entry 2003 ( double 6mm clear, air gap). When you define
the window, use Insulated spacer, and define the frame conductance based
on the conductivity of wood. I assumed a 3" thick frame (from
outside to first glass pane). I entered the contuctance for White
Pine, 3" thick = 0.374. I made the frame 3" wide.
That's is a fairly close approximation. You could create the exact
frame and glass layers in Therm, then define the window in Window,
importing the frame information from Therm. Or you could play with
the sensitivity of the frame conductance to determine the relative on the
overall window performance. <br><br>
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At 01:05 AM 07/08/2012, kirti pabrekar wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">Hi All,<br><br>
In one of my project, I have to model a Double Glass Unit. However this
is differently designed. There are two 6mm glass panels. Each of this is
installed with wooden frame. Further these frames are placed at a
distance of 30mm from each other. This assembly behaves like a DGU. Can
someone please tell me how to model this.<br><br>
Thank you in anticipation<br><br>
-- <br>
Regards,<br>
Ar. Kirti Pramod Pabrekar.<br>
IGBC AP, LEED India, <br>
M. Arch,<br>
Environmental Planning and Design.<br>
<br>
<i>...Green is a commitment...not a competition...<br>
</i><br>
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