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OpenStudio versions of the Commercial Reference Models [closed]

asked 10 years ago

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updated 9 years ago

Are there any plans to make full OpenStudio models (including HVAC objects) of the Commercial Reference Buildings? Or is there an alternative source for standardized historical commercial building OS models? I know the BCL has whole models, but last I checked these are all Advanced Energy Design Guide models and are IDFs.

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Closed for the following reason duplicate question by Neal Kruis
close date 2015-03-04 10:10:02.712883

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@aparker is out of the office today, but I'll let him address this in more detail tomorrow. The short answer is that we are working on OpenStudio reference buildings including HVAC objects. Andrew can provide more detail on the process and timeline.

David Goldwasser's avatar David Goldwasser  ( 10 years ago )

@David Goldwasser thanks for the quick reply, look forward to hearing more about this!

dpud12's avatar dpud12  ( 10 years ago )

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answered 10 years ago

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See the answer to this question about making the reference buildings in OpenStudio.

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@aparker Is this a duplicate question?

Neal Kruis's avatar Neal Kruis  ( 10 years ago )

Yeah, pretty much.

aparker's avatar aparker  ( 10 years ago )

Sorry for the duplicate, but when I originally searched "Commercial Reference Buildings" the other question that you pointed me to did not show up

dpud12's avatar dpud12  ( 10 years ago )

@dpud12 No worries. This will happen. Our goal is to have one authoritative question so that others find it easier. I will edit the other question to make it easier to find.

Neal Kruis's avatar Neal Kruis  ( 10 years ago )

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