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Christos,<br>
I did not take a very thorough look at your files but could it be
that the internal gains in your space are high enough and the
infiltration of fresh air is low enough that in fact the higher
insulating walls are causing a heat build-up during the summer months and
that indeed TRNSYS is showing you a correct phenomenon?<br>
Cheers,<br>
David<br><br>
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At 03:08 9/22/2007, Christos Stergiou wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">Hello,<br>
I am using the same project with 3 different .bui files. Each file
describes the same building using different external walls. My problem is
that although i increase the insulation the cooling demand increases
during the summer session. The heating demand decreases as expected. I
have created the walls on my own, but i have checked them many times and
the data provided are correct. I would really appreciate it if anyone
could have a look at my project and tell me why this is happening. I am
comparing the results in the monthly results (both of the printer
"monthly" and the standard output file of type 56). Please
ignore the results of the "hourly" printer, where the hourly
values of too many outputs are being printed.<br>
I am using the 2 printers in order to have the outputs in a proper format
for entering them in an excel paper. Is there any way to configure the
outputs of type 56 to have the proper format for doing this? I don't want
to use type 62 because i am facing problems with excel 2007.<br><br>
<div align="right">Thanks in advance,<br>
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<br>
<div align="right">Stergiou Christos<br>
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