When I read the Pmv-Ppd values in the Energyplus program, I get values that do not fit the Fanger equation. For example, PMV is -0.3, PPD is 33% or PMV is -0.5, PPD is 38%. Do you think these results are correct?
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When I read the Pmv-Ppd values in the Energyplus program, I get values that do not fit the Fanger equation. For example, PMV is -0.3, PPD is 33% or PMV is -0.5, PPD is 38%. Do you think these results are correct?
When I read the Pmv-Ppd values in the Energyplus program, I get values that do not fit the Fanger equation. For example, PMV is -0.3, PPD is 33% or PMV is -0.5, PPD is 38%. Do you think these results are correct?
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When I read the Pmv-Ppd values in the Energyplus program, I get values that do not fit the Fanger equation. For example, PMV is -0.3, PPD is 33% or PMV is -0.5, PPD is 38%. Do you think these results are correct?
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When I read the Pmv-Ppd values in the Energyplus program, I get values that do not fit the Fanger equation. For example, PMV is -0.3, PPD is 33% or PMV is -0.5, PPD is 38%. Do you think these results are correct?
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When I read the Pmv-Ppd values in the Energyplus program, I get values that do not fit the Fanger equation. For example, PMV is -0.3, PPD is 33% or PMV is -0.5, PPD is 38%. Do you think these results are correct?
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When I read the Pmv-Ppd values in the Energyplus program, I get values that do not fit the Fanger equation. For example, PMV is -0.3, PPD is 33% or PMV is -0.5, PPD is 38%. Do you think these results are correct?