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Why cooling loads appear during the cold months ? Heating/Cooling loads using E+

I am simulation a residential building (m2) with Energy-Plus to determine the Heating/Cooling loads through a typical meteorological year. for this purpose, I am using a simple HVAC with Zone control:Thermostat object.So, the aim is to predict the District:Cooling and District:Heating. Indeed, we now that cold months usually requires heating loads . however, as we look at the figure bellow, there are cooling loads in all months of the year. Any help !!!!! image description

Why cooling loads appear during the cold months ? Heating/Cooling loads using E+

I am simulation simulating a residential building (m2) with Energy-Plus to determine the Heating/Cooling loads through a typical meteorological year. for this purpose, I am using a simple HVAC with Zone control:Thermostat object.So, the aim is to predict the District:Cooling and District:Heating. Indeed, we now that cold months usually requires heating loads . however, as we look at the figure bellow, there are cooling loads in all months of the year. Any help !!!!! image description

Why cooling loads appear during the cold months ? Heating/Cooling loads using E+

I am simulating a residential building (m2) with (80 m2) using Energy-Plus to determine the Heating/Cooling loads through a typical meteorological year. for this purpose, I am using a simple HVAC with Zone control:Thermostat object.So, the aim is to predict the District:Cooling and District:Heating. Indeed, we now that cold months usually requires heating loads . however, as we look at the figure bellow, there are cooling loads in all months of the year. Any help !!!!! image description

Why cooling loads appear during the cold months ? Heating/Cooling loads using E+

I am simulating a residential building (80 m2) using Energy-Plus to determine the Heating/Cooling loads through a typical meteorological year. for this purpose, I am using a simple HVAC with Zone control:Thermostat object.So, the aim is to predict the District:Cooling and District:Heating. Indeed, we now that cold months usually requires require heating loads . however, as we look at the figure bellow, there are cooling loads in all months of the year. Any help !!!!! image description

Why cooling loads appear during the cold months ? Heating/Cooling loads using E+

I am simulating a residential building (80 m2) using Energy-Plus to determine the Heating/Cooling loads through a typical meteorological year. for this purpose, I am using a simple HVAC with Zone control:Thermostat object.So, the aim is to predict the District:Cooling and District:Heating. Indeed, we now that cold months usually require heating loads . only. however, as we look at the figure bellow, there are cooling loads in all months of the year. Any help !!!!! image description

Why cooling loads appear during the cold months ? Heating/Cooling loads using E+

I am simulating a residential building (80 m2) using Energy-Plus to determine the Heating/Cooling loads through a typical meteorological year. for this purpose, I am using a simple HVAC with Zone control:Thermostat object.So, the aim is to predict the District:Cooling and District:Heating. Indeed, we now that cold months usually require heating loads only. however, as we look at the figure bellow, there are cooling loads in all months of the year. Any help !!!!! !!!!!

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Why cooling loads appear during the cold months ? Heating/Cooling loads using E+

I am simulating a residential building (80 m2) using Energy-Plus to determine the Heating/Cooling loads through a typical meteorological year. for this purpose, I am using a simple HVAC with Zone control:Thermostat object.So, the aim is to predict the District:Cooling and District:Heating. Indeed, we now that cold months usually require heating loads only. however, as we look at the figure bellow, there are cooling loads in all months of the year. Any help !!!!!

image description