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I'm doing some parameter variation in OpenStudio using measures, one of them being a measure that can multiply the thermal mass of the exerior wall by a user defined number and thats all good, but i would like to know the resulting value of the thermal mass and for that i need an output of some sort or a file i can open to atleast know what the baseline thermal mass is.
Is this something that is possible? :)
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I'm doing some parameter variation in OpenStudio using measures, one of them being a measure that can multiply the thermal mass of the exerior wall by a user defined number and thats all good, but i would like to know the resulting value of the thermal mass and for that i need an output of some sort or a file i can open to atleast know what the baseline thermal mass is.
Is this something that is possible? :)
I'm doing some parameter variation in OpenStudio using measures, one of them being a measure that can multiply the thermal mass of the exerior wall by a user defined number and thats all good, but i would like to know the resulting value of the thermal mass and for that i need an output of some sort or a file i can open to atleast know what the baseline thermal mass is.is?
Is this something that is possible? :)
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I'm doing some parameter variation in OpenStudio using measures, one of them being a measure that can multiply the thermal mass of the exerior exterior wall by a user defined number and thats that's all good, but i I would like to know the resulting value of the thermal mass and for that i I need an output of some sort or a file i I can open to atleast at least know what the baseline thermal mass is?
Is this something that is possible? :)possible?
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I'm doing some parameter variation in OpenStudio using measures, one of them being a measure that can multiply the thermal mass of the exterior wall by a user defined number and that's all good, but I would like to know the resulting value of the thermal mass and for that I need an output of some sort or a file I can open to at least know what the baseline thermal mass is?
Is this something that is possible?
