Question-and-Answer Resource for the Building Energy Modeling Community
 | 1 | initial version |
I regularly use the schedules from the 90.1-20xx User's Manuals Tables G-x for elevators (and SHW), which OpenStudio and OpenStudio Standards does not have. I have a library OSM that I created with the schedules that I use to drag in to my models.
| | 2 | No.2 Revision |
I regularly use the schedules from the 90.1-20xx User's Manuals Tables G-x for elevators (and SHW), which OpenStudio and OpenStudio Standards does not have. I have made a library OSM that I created with the schedules that I use to drag in to my models.
| | 3 | No.3 Revision |
I regularly use the schedules from the 90.1-20xx User's Manuals Tables G-x for elevators (and SHW), which OpenStudio and OpenStudio Standards does not have. have currently. I made a library OSM with the schedules that I use to drag in to my models.
| | 4 | No.4 Revision |
I regularly use the schedules from the 90.1-20xx User's Manuals Tables G-x for elevators (and SHW), which OpenStudio and OpenStudio Standards does not have currently. SHW). I made a library OSM with the schedules that I use to drag in to my models.
The DOE Prototype Building Models also have elevator schedules that are available in several formats.
| | 5 | No.5 Revision |
I regularly use the schedules from the 90.1-20xx User's Manuals Tables G-x for elevators (and SHW). I made a library OSM with the schedules that I use to drag in to my models.
The DOE Prototype Building Models also have elevator schedules that are available in several formats.
| | 6 | No.6 Revision |
I regularly use the schedules from the 90.1-20xx User's Manuals Tables G-x for elevators (and SHW). I made a library OSM with the schedules that I use to drag in to my models.models. The Office elevator schedule has non-zero values Mon-Fri (peak) and Sat (lower) with no load on Sun.
The DOE Prototype Building Models also have elevator schedules that are available in several formats.
