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HELP WITH LOAD CALCULATIONS DATA AND TRANSFERRING IT INTO TOTAL BUILDING DESIGN

seamus murphy
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I have constructed my hevacomp model in the design database using the load calculation tab along with sizing all my mechanical pipe and duct systems using the pipe and duct sizer netsys tab.

I am wondering if it is possible to transfer all this data into the SYSTEM BUILDER "TOTAL BUILDING DESIGN " tab without having to re model and size all my work that I have already done.

any help on this matter is most welcomed

Regards

Seamus Murphy , BEng , BEng Ord

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    Hi Shane

    Good to hear.

    That's Great Ill bash away at that now and try to get them link together.

    Thanks again for your speedy reply , I greatly appreciate it.

    Kind Regards

    Seamus Murphy
  • 0 in reply to seamus murphy

    Hi Seamus,

    I'm doing well all things considered, many thanks, hope you are too. It's usually a case of drawing vertical risers up to the height of the floor above, and then entering the correct values into the Floor Change Connector menu. I'm not sure if you have seen our step by step guide on this? This can be found here.

    So, for floor -1, you would rise from 2.8m to 3m, then place the connector. If you need any more specific instructions by all means let me know.

    Shane Regan | Principle Building Performance Support Engineer

       

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    Good afternoon Shane

    I hope you are keeping well  during this difficult time.

    I am wondering if I maybe able to get your assistance.

    I am having great difficulty in adding in floor connectors for my cold water services installation using Netsys.

    Each floor is 3m in height with the pipe work on each floor level @ 2.8m , bar the roof level where it is @ 0.45 m off ground

    Can you please provide some assistance on how to install the floor connectors to connect the rising main to each floor ???

    Any help on this matter is greatly appreciated .

    I can also send on the netsys pipe files if needed.


    NETSYS CWS INFORMATION

    floor -1 - plant cws system marker located on this floor

    FFL IS @ 0M

    cws pipe work level 2.8m


    Floor 0

    FFL IS @ 3M

    cws pipe work @ 2.8m


    Floor 1

    FFL IS @ 6M


    cws pipe work at 2.8m


    Floor 2 - GREEN ROOF.

    FFL IS @ 9M

    cws feeding 3 roof taps @ 0.45m


     Kind Regards

     

    Seamus Murphy

    Junior Mechanical Engineer

    Homan O'Brien • Consulting Engineers

    89 Booterstown Avenue Blackrock, Co. Dublin, A94 P2C2, Ireland.

    Tel: +353 (01) 2056300 Fax: +353 (01) 2056301

    Email:  seamus.muprhy@homanobrien.ie   Web:  www.homanobrien.ie

     

     

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  • 0 in reply to seamus murphy

    No problem at all Shay, if you need anything else just get in touch.

    Shane Regan | Principle Building Performance Support Engineer

       

  • 0 Offline in reply to Shane Regan

    HI Shane

    Thanks for your reply.

    That's good advice cheers.  I will continue going the way I was originally going using the design Data Base as well as the Netsys pipe and duct sizing tools.

    Best Regards

    Shay

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