Changing composition of atmosphere in EnergyPlus (e.g. increasing CO2 concentration) to simulate effect on envelope convection
As a "fun" project, I'm seeking to simulate the thermal performance of a building envelope in a theoretical atmosphere composed entirely of CO2.
Can EnergyPlus model the resulting effects on interior/exterior convective heat transfer coefficients, say, for blustery conditions in my CO2 atmosphere?
Perhaps a weather file can be manipulated, or convection inputs adjusted, to simulate the effects of this atmosphere?
I don't see the point of this exercise. If the atmosphere is composed entirely of CO2, it would be an alien atmosphere so extreme that would make manipulation of a weather file pure conjecture. Even Venus "only" has a CO2 concentration in the 30% range and already the extreme greenhouse effect results in temperatures that would melt lead. Under those circumstances, adjusting convection coefficents is the least of your problems.