[TRNSYS-users] Error while importing 3D model from Sketchup into Simulation studio

[David BRADLEY]

Yassine,

   The SketchUp/Trnsys3d error that you describe is often the result of 
having the incorrect Trnsys3d template selected. To correctly diagnose 
the problem, however, I need to know which version of Trnsys you are 
using and which version of SketchUp you are using.

kind regards,

  David


On 08/03/2020 10:27, Yassine Jalal via TRNSYS-users wrote:
>
> Dear all,
>
> I’m a new user of TRNSYS,  i had a problem which maybe seems very 
> simple for you, i would like to simulate the thermal behavior of a 
> Veranda using a heated glass. First, i modelled the Veranda using 
> TRNSYS3D plugin in Sketchup, i followed exactly the descritpion in the 
> tutorial (creating a trnsys 3d Zone, keep the zone activated and draw 
> surfaces, save the file as *.idf), when i open the idf.file in 
> Simulation TRNSYS studio, i got and error no airnode is defined, when 
> i open the same idf file in TRNbuild, i don’t find the zone i ve 
> created in Sketchup.
>
> Another point i would like to mention in this mail, i would like to 
> know if it is possible in TNRYS to inject a power density to one of 
> the glazing in orther, to simualte the evoluation of operative 
> temperature inside the Veranda using a heated glass
>
> Any answer or advice will be very helpful for me, i would be very 
> grateful for your help.
>
> Thank you
>
> Yassine
>
>
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