Namrata,
Look in DOE-2 Help -> Contents -> Volume 3: Topics -> Envelope
Components -> SPACE as a Sunspaces. I have not modeled a SUNSPACE
before, and the topic is not mentioned much on this list, so I can't
comment about how useful the modeling capability is in eQUEST.
Regards,
The advantage of sunspace is that it allows you to have windows in the
interior wall through which radiation will go through (not sure if
daylighting will be calculated - should be mentioned in the manual). If you
do not have any windows on the interior wall, you could possibly make all
the walls as windows (never personally done this).
-Rohini
Namrata,
Look in DOE-2 Help -> Contents -> Volume 3: Topics -> Envelope
Components -> SPACE as a Sunspaces. I have not modeled a SUNSPACE
before, and the topic is not mentioned much on this list, so I can't
comment about how useful the modeling capability is in eQUEST.
Regards,
William Bishop, PE, BEMP, LEED(r) AP
The advantage of sunspace is that it allows you to have windows in the
interior wall through which radiation will go through (not sure if
daylighting will be calculated - should be mentioned in the manual). If you
do not have any windows on the interior wall, you could possibly make all
the walls as windows (never personally done this).
-Rohini
Rohini Brahme, Ph.D., LEED AP