[TRNSYS-users] Active Layers

[David Bradley]

Davide,
 It is quite appropriate for modeling walls and floors that have 
water-filled pipes embedded in them to provide radiant cooling to the 
space. there is also a cool-ceiling model in TRNBuild / Type56 as well.
Kind regards,
 David


enmanaz at tin.it wrote:
> Good afternoon everyone,
>
> within type 56 I'm modeling a residential building for heating and 
> cooling application.
> Is correct to use active layers for cooling?
> Thank you
>
> Davide
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