[TRNSYS-users] problem in trnsys when designing the windows

[David BRADLEY]

Vagias,
  If you have drawn your building using the Trnsys3D plugin for SketchUp 
then you can define shading objects such as overhangs in SketchUp then 
generate a shading mask file in TRNBuild (please refer to the 
SketchUp/Trnsys3D documentation). If you want to use Type34 then you 
will need to go into TRNBuild and set the solar radiation calculation 
method from "internal" to "external by another component." Once you do 
so, you will notice that Type56 will require three new inputs: total 
radiation, beam radiation, and angle of incidence of beam radiation" on 
the surface that you switched. These inputs will be provided by outputs 
from an instance of Type34.
kind regards,
  David


On 02/03/2016 09:41, Vagias Vagias wrote:
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> /Hello to everybody!
>
> How can i attach an overhang to see if i will have less energy 
> gains... what connections should i do between the type34 and the building?
> any ideas?
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> /Vagias Vagias
> /
> /post graduate student
> School of Environmental Engineering
> /
> /Technical University of Crete/
> /Polytechnioupolis 73100 Chania, Crete, Greece/
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