[TRNSYS-users] adjacent ceiling in TRNSYS3D

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Sumailia,
 
please check the trnsys3d tutorial for creating adjacent walls / floors.
 
The following rules apply for adjacent surfaces:
- must have exactly the same vertices
- must have reverse normal verctors
- must have the same construction
- for walls:both must have the type: wall
  for floor/ceiling: one must have the type: floor and one must have the
type: ceiling
 
You may cut a surface into pieces by drawing a line. Have in mind that
the trnsys3d zone has to be active while drawing.
 
Marion
 
TRANSSOLAR Software Team
hotline at transsolar.com

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Von: aongya.sumaila at lte.ireq.ca [mailto:aongya.sumaila at lte.ireq.ca] 
Gesendet: Montag, 27. September 2010 17:32
An: hotline
Betreff: adjacent ceiling in TRNSYS3D



Hello,
I just finished TRNSYS3D house and when I imported it into TRNBUILD, it
said that some adjacent ceiling were undefined. I am now wondering how
to modify the adjacent floors and ceilings without creating windows (or
fenestration) on the surface in SketchUp. I want zones from different
levels of my building to be defined adjacent with another zone.
 
Sumaila Aongya
Stagiaire
Laboratoire des technologies de l'énergie (LTE)
600, avenue de la Montagne
Shawinigan, QC, G9N 7N5
Tel: 819-539-1400 poste 1340
Courriel: aongya.sumaila at lte.ireq.ca
 


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