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Dear David,<br>
<br>
Thanks a lot for your helpful answer!<br>
I got the airflow part right.<br>
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However, the front/back issue is not clear to me and I could not
find an explanation in the documentation.<br>
Please have a look at the following sketch:<br>
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<li>is this the correct setting?</li>
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<img src="cid:part1.04040609.01010700@gmx.de" alt=""><br>
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Sorry for the probably easy question, but at least for me it is not
totally clear how to define it.<br>
<br>
Thanks a lot!!<br>
<br>
Philip<br>
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Philip,<br>
When you define a coupling air flow rate through an ADJACENT
wall, a quantity of air from the ADJACENT zone enters the active
zone. In your first picture below, 90 kg/h of air would enter zone
AT_109 from airnode R_107. If you click on the little green arrow
button that allows you to set whether the flow is constant,
scheduled, or an input, you will see a note explaining what the
conditions of the air entering the zone will be. If you want air
to flow the other direction as well (from AT_109 to R_107) you
have to define that separately in zone R_107. <br>
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The front/back switch has to do with the thermal model and which
surface of the wall is in a given zone.<br>
Kind regards,<br>
David<br>
<br>
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Dear All,<br>
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I could not find an explanation on the coupling "front/back",
see below.<br>
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I want to model an inter-zonal airchange between 2 zones (AT_009
and R_007- <u>green arrow in the screenshot</u>), so I have to
define one zone as "<b>front</b>" and one as "<b>back</b>" and
define the same coupling rate in both zones.<br>
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<li>But does it make any difference which is defined as front
and which as back?</li>
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<p>There is also a <b>TRNFLOW </b>Network that connects some
other zones (AT_009 and AT_109 etc. ..) in order to realize<b>
night ventilation</b> through an Atrium.</p>
<p>The zone <b>R_007 is not connected to the TRNFLOW network</b>,
but I guess it would make sense to link it?<br>
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<p>Any help highly appreciated!!!<br>
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<p>Thanks, and have a nice weekend,<br>
Philip<br>
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