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I have a problem with the geometry of the DOE reference building. I loaded the model by openstudio measure and in Geometry tab of openstudio it shows only three floors! I don't know it's just a visualization problem or involves other aspects of simulation and the results. I checked zones and spaces and it matched completely with building descriptions.
Is there any way to solve this bug?
I have a problem with the geometry of the DOE reference building. I loaded the model by openstudio OpenStudio measure and in the Geometry tab of openstudio OpenStudio, it shows only three floors! I don't know it's just a visualization problem or involves other aspects of simulation realized that the model multiplies middle zones by 10 to simulate floors between top and the results. I checked zones and spaces and it matched completely with building descriptions.
As long as there is no lighting study, Is there any way it valid to solve this bug?do such a thing? Is it enough that the middle floor's ceiling has an appropriate boundary condition?
I have a problem with the geometry of the DOE reference building. I loaded the model by OpenStudio measure and in the Geometry tab of OpenStudio, it shows only three floors! I realized that the model multiplies middle zones by 10 to simulate floors between top and basement floor.
As long as there is no lighting study, Is it valid to do such a thing? Is it enough that the middle floor's ceiling has an appropriate boundary condition?
