Bentley Communities
Bentley Communities
  • Site
  • User
  • Site
  • Search
  • User
OpenBuildings | AECOsim | Speedikon
  • Product Communities
  • Building
  • OpenBuildings | AECOsim | Speedikon
  • Cancel
OpenBuildings | AECOsim | Speedikon
OpenBuildings | AECOsim | Speedikon Wiki Shading Analysis
    • Building Design - Wiki
    • +OpenBuildings Designer
    • -OpenBuildings Energy Simulator
      • +Installation and Licensing
      • +General Information
      • +Workspaces and Worksets
      • -Building Modelling
        • Suggested Workflow for new users
        • +Design Tips and Guidance
        • +Roof Modelling
        • Methods of creating building model
        • Changing Building Orientation
        • Glazed area and Frame area
        • How to change an existing background Floor Plan
        • How to Change Room Name
        • Adjacent Tolerance setting
        • Analytical Space Model from OpenBuildings Designer
        • Conceptual Model
        • Creating a new Floor and importing floor plan
        • Infiltration settings
        • Self Shading from your Building Model
        • Shading Analysis
        • Show all floors option
        • ASM Validation - Energy Settings
        • Changing surface properties
        • Disregard Internal Heat Transfer
        • Using Room Mapping Facility
        • GBXML Import
        • Modelling a Building without Floor Plan Drawings
        • Modelling Brise Soleil in your energy model
        • Modifying Window Sill Height
        • Setting Working Plane Height for Daylight Simulation
        • Trace room not working due to Active Floor
        • Virtual Walls
        • Wall with internal and external surfaces
      • +Calculations
      • +Data Managers
      • +Part L Building Regulations
      • +Dynamic Simulation
      • +Hevacomp Project Import
      • +Troubleshooting and errors
    • +GenerativeComponents
    • OpenBuildings Station Designer
    • +OpenBuildings Speedikon
    • +OpenBuildings Speedikon + Bentley Speedikon V8i
    • +Bentley Facilities Space Planner CONNECT Edition
    • +AECOsim Building Designer
    • +iModel Plugin for Revit
    • +Social Distance Assessments
    • Working from home with OpenBuildings products
    • Working from home with Speedikon
    • +Special Interest Group (SIG) FAQs
    • +Structural Modeler_PS
    • +Configuration Explorer
    • +Legacy Products
    • Learning Content for OpenBuildings Designer

     
     Questions about this article, topic, or product? Click here. 

    Shading Analysis

      Product(s): OpenBuildings Energy Simulator
      Version(s): CONNECT Edition
      Environment: N/A
      Area: Building Modelling
      Subarea: N/A

    Overview

    The Shading menu allows you to enter external buildings to examine the affect of shading on OpenBuildings Energy Simulator model.

    Method

    At this time Shading is only considered in Simulations. It is not considered in Steady State calculations such as CIBSE Gain or Heat Loss.

    To create shading for your Simulation:

    1. Add Shading Element by creating the shape of the adjacent building.

    2. Select Create shading and select the Shapes to be included as shading:
    3. The Shading objects will then appear in your project tree:
    4. Important: To use the shading components in simulations, make sure "Consider Shading From External Buildings" is checked on in the Properties for: Project dialog:



    5. Run the Simulation.

    • OpenBuildings Energy Simulator
    • shading
    • Share
    • History
    • More
    • Cancel
    • Shane Regan Created by Bentley Colleague Shane Regan
    • When: Tue, Nov 17 2020 11:02 AM
    • Shane Regan Last revision by Bentley Colleague Shane Regan
    • When: Fri, Feb 4 2022 10:50 AM
    • Revisions: 2
    • Comments: 0
    Recommended
    Related
    Communities
    • Home
    • Getting Started
    • Community Central
    • Products
    • Support
    • Secure File Upload
    • Feedback
    Support and Services
    • Home
    • Product Support
    • Downloads
    • Subscription Services Portal
    Training and Learning
    • Home
    • About Bentley Institute
    • My Learning History
    • Reference Books
    Social Media
    •    LinkedIn
    •    Facebook
    •    Twitter
    •    YouTube
    •    RSS Feed
    •    Email

    © 2023 Bentley Systems, Incorporated  |  Contact Us  |  Privacy |  Terms of Use  |  Cookies