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    The document discusses the two main types of input data needed for building energy modeling: 1) Input from the client/building which includes values for building elements, occupancy information, and temperature differences. 2) Input from architectural drawings which includes zone floor areas, quantities of walls/partitions/glass/roof, occupancy, lighting, equipment, and orientation of spaces. It also defines the two types of heat transfer as sensible heat, which is heat transfer due to temperature differences, and latent heat, which is heat transfer due to phase changes. Sensible heat sources include glass, walls, roofs, floors, infiltration, people, equipment and lights. Latent heat sources include people, equipment and infiltration. The document provides an example input summary

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    The document discusses the two main types of input data needed for building energy modeling: 1) Input from the client/building which includes values for building elements, occupancy information, and temperature differences. 2) Input from architectural drawings which includes zone floor areas, quantities of walls/partitions/glass/roof, occupancy, lighting, equipment, and orientation of spaces. It also defines the two types of heat transfer as sensible heat, which is heat transfer due to temperature differences, and latent heat, which is heat transfer due to phase changes. Sensible heat sources include glass, walls, roofs, floors, infiltration, people, equipment and lights. Latent heat sources include people, equipment and infiltration. The document provides an example input summary

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    Input Data: Input From Client/Building Input From Architectural Drawing

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    The document discusses the two main types of input data needed for building energy modeling: 1) Input from the client/building which includes values for building elements, occupancy information, and temperature differences. 2) Input from architectural drawings which includes zone floor areas, quantities of walls/partitions/glass/roof, occupancy, lighting, equipment, and orientation of spaces. It also defines the two types of heat transfer as sensible heat, which is heat transfer due to temperature differences, and latent heat, which is heat transfer due to phase changes. Sensible heat sources include glass, walls, roofs, floors, infiltration, people, equipment and lights. Latent heat sources include people, equipment and infiltration. The document provides an example input summary

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    Input data

    Input from Client/Building


    2) Input from Architectural Drawing
    1)

    1) Input from Client/Bldg


    U

    Values of Wall, Glass, Roof,


    Partitions, floors
    Lighting Load
    Equipment Heat dissipation
    Occupnacy
    T

    2) Input from drawing


    Zones

    & Floor Area


    Qty of Wall, Partitions, Glass &
    Roof
    Peoples/Occupancy
    Lights
    Equipments
    Orientation of Space

    Types of Heats
    Sensible

    Heat
    Latent Heat

    Sensible Heat
    Glass

    windows or doors
    Sunlight striking windows, skylights, or glass doors and
    heating the room
    Exterior walls
    Partitions (that separate spaces of different
    temperatures)
    Ceilings partitions
    Roofs
    Floors over an unconditioned space
    Air infiltration through cracks in the building, doors, and
    windows
    People in the building
    Equipment and appliances
    Lights

    Latent Heat
    People
    Equipment

    and appliances
    Air infiltration through cracks in
    the building, doors, and windows

    Input Summery
    Sr.
    No.

    Zon
    e
    Ref.

    Floo
    r
    Area

    peo
    ple

    Equi
    pme
    nt
    Loa
    d

    Wall
    /Gal
    ss

    Wall
    /Gal
    ss

    Wall
    /Gal
    ss

    N-E

    N-W

    Part
    ition

    Floo
    r

    Fres
    h
    Air

    Sample drawing

    To Start with HAP

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