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[David BRADLEY]

Khalid,

  If you have a transparent material through which solar radiation 
passes, causing a heat gain inside the building then almost always it is 
going to need to be treated as a window. There is a tutorial in section 
9.6 of the 09-Tutorials.pdf manual on how to add new windows. If the 
material that you are dealing with truly cannot be handled by Window 
(the tool used for adding new windows) then you may be able to model it 
using Type687 in the TESS Loads and Structures library and then add the 
gains directly to Type56 via some gains defined as inputs in TRNBuild.

kind regards,

  David


On 1/10/2023 6:50 AM, Khalid Ibaaz via TRNSYS-users wrote:
> Dear users,
> I have question on how to add a transparent material (not opaque) 
> characterized by conductivity, density...  knowing that it is not 
> included in the Windows library (windows characterised by G and U-value)
> It is not a classical question !!
> thank you for the support
>
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