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<p>Use the Type 56 Multi-Zone Building model - it can do a single zone. Multi-Zone in this case means it has the capability to do multiple zones...</p>
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<p>On 05/16/2013 12:32 am, asit mishra wrote:</p>
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Is it not possible to consider a single zone building model with solar gains <br clear="all" />
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<div>- Type 88? The user manuals seem to suggest so. So I was wondering that if I want to consider solar loads and I have a building that is basically only a single zone, will I have to make up some artificial distinction between the living spaces or is their any other way to go?<br /><br /></div>
<div>Kindly let me know if anyone can help in this regard.<br /><br /></div>
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