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    Overheating Simulation

      Product(s): OpenBuildings Energy Simulator
      Version(s): CONNECT Edition
      Environment: N/A
      Area: Dynamic Simulation
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    Overview

    The Temperature Frequency simulation can be used to calculate the hourly results of room temperatures for the entire year.

    Method

    This can be found on the Simulation menu, by clicking on the Simulation Method dropdown and selecting Temperature Frequency:

    Click Start to run the simulation, and the results can be displayed numerically or shown as a temperature frequency curve. These results can also contribute to TM52 requirements.

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    • When: Wed, May 4 2022 3:41 AM
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