hi,
I have tried all the ways but it is still not feasible to define the ventilation system to ID-D : 'Zonal balanced supply and extract ventilation system' under Scottish Building Regulation 2022. Could you some hints.
Thanks
Regards,
Brian
Hi Brian,
Can you please let us know the version of OpenBuildings Energy Simulator you are using?
Regards,Sayan Acharyya
Hi Sayan,
I am using OpenBuildings Designer Connect Edition 10.10.0.199.
Apologies for the delayed response.
I'll have some discussion with our internal team regarding this functionality and will update you accordingly.
I understand you are referring to the system types displayed in the compliance documentation, is that correct? If so, these outputs are 100% defined by the SBEM calculation engine so we would not be best placed to comment on this. It is important to remember that Energy Simulator is an interface to SBEM engine: An important note on the PartL calculation - OpenBuildings | AECOsim | Speedikon Wiki - OpenBuildings | AECOsim | Speedikon - Bentley CommunitiesYour accreditation scheme provider would be much better placed to advise, or alternatively you can reach out to BRE themselves here. As they are the ones who define SBEM calculation methodologies they will be able to clarify for you.
Shane Regan | Principle Building Performance Support EngineerHevacomp to OpenBuildings - A complete guide for every user | Bentley Communities
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Hi Shane,
I have met a similar problem and I am not sure if this is related to the SBEM calculation engine or Energy Simulator. Hope its fine to ask here.
I copied the lighting parameter from the notional building to the proposed building and try to compare the results in Part L calculation in which it is supposed it should come out with the same . However, it didnt and the notional results is still much lower than proposed case.
I input the lighting parameter under 'Lighting' and 'Lighting Output' under Room Data.
Do you help on this?