How do I model a shading device that is an overhang, a foot away from the
exterior wall, tilted 30 deg (down) from the horizontal and supported by
brackets at each side.?
In eQUEST, how do I model a shading device that is an overhang, a foot away
from the exterior wall, tilted 30 deg (down) from the horizontal and
supported by brackets at each side.?
his is the invitation to the 29th AIVC Conference organized with IEA/ECBCS.
It will be held on 14-16 October, 2008 in Kyoto Int. Conference Center,
Japan.
Please visit http://www.aivc2008.jp/ for further indformation.
The topics include 'Computer simulations' and 'Post-occupancy evaluation
and survey'
besides the issues concerning to ventilation and HVAC.
This conference will have only one track (no parallell session), therefore,
we can share
the overview and the state of the art of the related fields, research and
practice.
Each selected presentation shall be given 20 minutes.
The deadline of the abstract submission has been extended to the end of
January,
and it should be done through the following website.
On Thu, 17 Jan 2008 14:15:03 -0400, "Osvaldo Marcano"
said:
I guess it depends rather on the software you're using. ;)
In eQUEST, how do I model a shading device that is an overhang, a foot away
from the exterior wall, tilted 30 deg (down) from the horizontal and
supported by brackets at each side.?
Osvaldo Marcano, PE
Osvaldo,
You can use a Building Shade for that.
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Demba Ndiaye
Dear all,
his is the invitation to the 29th AIVC Conference organized with IEA/ECBCS.
It will be held on 14-16 October, 2008 in Kyoto Int. Conference Center,
Japan.
Please visit http://www.aivc2008.jp/ for further indformation.
The topics include 'Computer simulations' and 'Post-occupancy evaluation
and survey'
besides the issues concerning to ventilation and HVAC.
This conference will have only one track (no parallell session), therefore,
we can share
the overview and the state of the art of the related fields, research and
practice.
Each selected presentation shall be given 20 minutes.
The deadline of the abstract submission has been extended to the end of
January,
and it should be done through the following website.
http://www.aivc2008.jp/
Best regards,
Yasuo Utsumi