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Good to know Kyle. I had been using cfm/sf to hold the OA rate constant through the day instead of allowing it to vary based on occupancy. Correct me if I'm wrong any and all takers, but this would be equivalent to demand control ventilation where my OA rate matches the demand of the occupancy rate.
I should be able to just keep the occupancy rate fairly constant, but lower than the peaks of the default rate by a good deal to act as a normalized rate and then set the OA as cfm/person only.
Thanks for the output variables. I was only looking in the .rdd file and must have missed those.
