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Hi. I am running a simplified model to optimize envelope characteristics. Actually I have a building with 9 zones (3*3 on facade). I wonder if I can consider just one of them in the middle and simulate just that zone instead of all, and consider interior walls as adiabatic? (Model(2) instead of (1) in the picture : https://www.dropbox.com/s/r0v3qg571v40v12/Capture.JPG?dl=0) If It is OK, Why the outputs for the middle zone are different? Many thanks for your response in advance @Neal Kruis, @Annie Marston

Hi. I am running a simplified model to optimize envelope characteristics. Actually I have a building with 9 zones (3*3 on facade). I wonder if I can consider just one of them in the middle and simulate just that zone instead of all, and consider interior walls as adiabatic? (Model(2) instead of (1) in the picture : https://www.dropbox.com/s/r0v3qg571v40v12/Capture.JPG?dl=0) If It is OK, Why the outputs for the middle zone are different? Many thanks for your response in advance @Neal Kruis, @Annie MarstonMarston @Aaron Boranian

Hi. I am running a simplified model to optimize envelope characteristics. Actually I have a building with 9 zones (3*3 on facade). I wonder if I can consider just one of them in the middle and simulate just that zone instead of all, and consider interior walls as adiabatic? (Model(2) instead of (1) in the picture : https://www.dropbox.com/s/r0v3qg571v40v12/Capture.JPG?dl=0) If It is OK, Why the outputs for the middle zone are different? Many thanks for your response in advance @Neal Kruis, @Annie Marston @Aaron Boranian

Hi. I am running a simplified model to optimize envelope characteristics. Actually I have a building with 9 zones (3*3 on facade). I wonder if I can consider just one of them in the middle and simulate just that zone instead of all, and consider interior walls as adiabatic? (Model(2) instead of (1) in the picture : https://www.dropbox.com/s/r0v3qg571v40v12/Capture.JPG?dl=0) If It is OK, Why the outputs for the middle zone are different? Many thanks for your response in advance @Neal Kruis, @Annie Marston @Aaron Boranian

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Hi. I am running a simplified model to optimize envelope characteristics. Actually I have a building with 9 zones (3*3 on facade). I wonder if I can consider just one of them in the middle and simulate just that zone instead of all, and consider interior walls as adiabatic? (Model(2) instead of (1) in the picture : https://www.dropbox.com/s/r0v3qg571v40v12/Capture.JPG?dl=0) C:\fakepath\Capture.JPG If It is OK, Why the outputs for the middle zone are different? Many thanks for your response in advance @Neal Kruis, @Annie Marston @Aaron Boranian

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Hi. I am running a simplified model to optimize envelope characteristics. Actually I have a building with 9 zones (3*3 on facade). I wonder if I can consider just one of them in the middle and simulate just that zone instead of all, and consider interior walls as adiabatic? (Model(2) Model(2) instead of (1) in the picture : C:\fakepath\Capture.JPG If It is OK, Why the outputs for the middle zone are different? Many thanks for your response in advance @Neal Kruis, @Annie Marston @Aaron Boranian

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Hi. I am running a simplified model to optimize envelope characteristics. Actually I have a building with 9 zones (3*3 on facade). I wonder if I can consider just one of them in the middle and simulate just that zone instead of all, and consider interior walls as adiabatic? Model(2) instead of (1) in the picture : C:\fakepath\Capture.JPG

Hi. I am running a simplified model to optimize envelope characteristics. Actually I have a building with 9 zones (3*3 on facade). I wonder if I can consider just one of them in the middle and simulate just that zone instead of all, and consider interior walls as adiabatic? Model(2) instead of (1) in the picture : C:\fakepath\Capture.JPG

If It is OK, Why the outputs for the middle zone are different? Many thanks for your response in advance @Neal Kruis, @Annie Marston @Aaron Boranian

Hi. I am running a simplified model to optimize envelope characteristics. Actually I have a building with 9 zones (3*3 on facade). I wonder if I can consider just one of them in the middle and simulate just that zone instead of all, and consider interior walls as adiabatic? Model(2) instead of (1) in the picture : C:\fakepath\Capture.JPG

If It is OK, Why the outputs for the middle zone are different? different?

Many thanks for your response in advance @Neal Kruis, @Annie Marston @Aaron Boranian

Hi. I am running a simplified model to optimize envelope characteristics. Actually I have a building with 9 zones (3*3 on facade). I wonder if I can consider just one of them in the middle and simulate just that zone instead of all, and consider interior walls as adiabatic? Model(2) instead of (1) in the picture : C:\fakepath\Capture.JPG

If It is OK, Why the energy outputs for the middle zone are different?

Many thanks for your response in advance @Neal Kruis, @Annie Marston @Aaron Boranian

Hi. I am running a simplified model to optimize envelope characteristics. Actually I have a building with 9 zones (3*3 on facade). I wonder if I can consider just one of them in the middle and simulate just that zone instead of all, and consider interior walls as adiabatic? Model(2) instead of (1) in the picture : C:\fakepath\Capture.JPG

If It is OK, Why the energy outputs for the middle zone are different?

Many thanks for your response in advance @Neal Kruis, @Annie Marston @Aaron Boranian

Hi. I am running a simplified model to optimize envelope characteristics. Actually I have a building with 9 zones (3*3 on facade). I wonder if I can consider just one of them in the middle and simulate just that zone instead of all, and consider interior walls as adiabatic? Model(2) instead of (1) in the picture : C:\fakepath\Capture.JPG

If It is OK, Why the energy outputs for the middle zone are different?

Many thanks for your response in advance @Neal Kruis, @Annie Marston @Aaron Boranian

Hi. I am running a simplified model to optimize envelope characteristics. Actually I have a building with 9 zones (3*3 on facade). I wonder if I can consider just one of them in the middle and simulate just that zone instead of all, and consider interior walls as adiabatic? Model(2) instead of (1) in the picture :

Hi. I am running a simplified model to optimize envelope characteristics. Actually I have a building with 9 zones (3*3 on facade). I wonder if I can consider just one of them in the middle and simulate just that zone instead of all, and consider interior walls as adiabatic? Model(2) instead of (1) in the picture :

If It is OK, Why the energy outputs for the middle zone are different?

Many thanks for your response in advance @Neal Kruis, @Annie Marston @Aaron Boranian