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The section describes what is printed when Print Building Definition is checked in the Print Load Calculations dialog box. Roof Types The Roof Types table lists information about the roof types that are used in the project. Each roof type is listed in a row. Only roof types that are used in a floor or a room are displayed in the table. These values are set in the Roof Project Schedule command. Roof Type: Set using the Roof Type field. If are not sure where a particular roof type is used in your project, the Roofs table, shown below, lists the location where each roof type is used. U-Value: Set using the U-Value field. ASHRAE Type: Set using the ASHRAE Roof Type field. Color: Set using the Color field. Description: Set using the Description field. Roofs The Roofs table lists each individual roof in the project. Each floor that has a roof is listed. Each room that has a different roof type than the floor it occupies is listed. Location: The floor or room where the roof is located. Floors that have the Roof box checked in the Floor List command will be listed. Rooms that have the Roof override box checked in the Edit Rooms command will be listed. Type: The roof type assigned to the floor or room. For a floor, this is set using the Roof Type field in the Floor List command. For a room, this is set using the Roof Type field in the Edit Rooms command. Area: The area of the roof. For a floor, the area is the sum of the areas of the rooms in the floor. The area of some rooms may not be included depending upon the settings in the Roof section in the Edit Rooms command. For a room, the area is based upon the settings in the Roof section in the Edit Rooms command. Wall Types The Wall Types table lists information about the wall types that are used in the project. Each wall type is listed in a row. Only wall types that are used are displayed in the table. These values are set in the Wall Project Schedule command. Wall Type: Set using the Wall Type field. If are not sure where a particular wall type is used in your project, the Walls table, shown below, lists the location where each wall type is used. U-Value: Set using the U-Value field. ASHRAE Type: Set using the ASHRAE Wall Type field. Color: Set using the Color field. Description: Set using the Description field. Walls The Walls table lists each individual wall in the project. Room Number: Rooms containing walls that have the Heat Transfer and Solar Gain (Wall) option selected in the Query Wall command will be listed. Walls that have the Lower Wall Type box checked in the Query Wall command will have two lines in the table: one for the upper wall type and one for the lower wall type. Length: The length of the wall, based upon the length of the wall on the drawing. Height: The default wall height is set using the Floor-to-floor Height field in the Floor List command. It can also be set using the Wall Height field in the Query Wall command. Walls that have the Lower Wall Type box checked in the Query Wall command will have the height of the upper and lower wall listed. The height of the lower wall is set using the Lower Wall Height field. The height of the upper wall is the height of the wall minus the Lower Wall Height. Area (Minus Doors and Glass): The area of the wall minus the area of any doors or glass in the wall. Type: Set using the Wall Type and Lower Wall Type fields in the Query Wall command. Facing Direction: The orientation of the wall (north, south, east, or west). The orientation is based upon the location of the wall on the drawing and the rotation of the alignment point. See the Alignment Points section for more information. On Perimeter: Set using the Exposed Floor Slab field in the Query Wall command. If the field is checked, an X is displayed in the table. If it is unchecked, the cell is empty. Partitions The Partitions table lists each individual partition in the project. Location: The floor or room that has a partition. Floors that have the Floor / Ceiling Partition box checked in the Floor List command will have a horizontal partition listed. Rooms that have the Floor / Ceiling Partition override box checked in the Edit Rooms command will have a horizontal partition listed. Rooms containing walls that have the Heat Transfer but no Solar Gain (Partition) option selected in the Query Wall command will have a vertical partition listed. Type: Whether the partition is Horizontal or Vertical. Horizontal partitions are contained in floors and rooms. Vertical partitions are contained in walls. Area: The area of the partition. In vertical partitions, the areas of any doors or glass are subtracted from the partition area. Low Temperature: The temperature used for the heating load on the partition. If the Use OSA Temperatures for Other Side box is checked in the Floor List, Query Room, or Query Wall commands, then OSA Low is listed. Otherwise, set using the Other Side Low Temperature field. High Temperature: The temperature used for the cooling load on the partition. If the Use OSA Temperatures for Other Side box is checked in the Floor List, Query Room, or Query Wall commands, then OSA High is listed. Otherwise, set using the Other Side High Temperature field. U-Value: For horizontal partitions, set using the U-Value field in the Floor / Ceiling Partition section of the Floor List or Query Room commands. For vertical partitions, set using the u-value of the Wall Type selected in the Query Wall command. Door Types The Door Types table lists information about the door types that are used in the project. Each door type is listed in a row. Only door types that are used are displayed in the table. These values are set in the Door Project Schedule command. Door Type: Set using the Door Type field. If are not sure where a particular door type is used in your project, the Door table, shown below, lists the location where each door type is used. U-Value: Set using the U-Value field. ASHRAE Type: Set using the ASHRAE Door Type field. Color: Set using the Color field. Description: Set using the Description field. Doors The Doors table lists each individual door in the project. Room Number: The room that contains the wall where the door is defined. Set using the Query Wall command. Area: Set using the Percentage, Area, or Complex fields in the Door section of the Query Wall Command. Type: Set using the Door Type field in the Query Wall command. Facing Direction: The orientation of the door (north, south, east, or west). The orientation is based upon the location of the wall the door is part of on the drawing and the rotation of the alignment point. See the Alignment Points section for more information. Glass Types The Glass Types table lists information about the glass types that are used in the project. Each glass type is listed in a row. Only glass types that are used are displayed in the table. These values are set in the Glass Project Schedule command. Glass Type: Set using the Glass Type field. If are not sure where a particular glass type is used in your project, the Glass table, shown below, lists the location where each glass type is used. U-Value: Set using the U-Value field. SHGC: Set using the SHGC field. Description: Set using the Description field. Glass The Glass table lists each individual window in the project. Room Number: The room that contains the wall where the glass is defined. Set using the Query Wall command. Area: Set using the Percentage, Area, or Complex fields in the Glass section of the Query Wall Command. Type: Set using the Glass Type field in the Query Wall command. Facing Direction: The orientation of the glass (north, south, east, or west). The orientation is based upon the location of the wall the glass is part of on the drawing and the rotation of the alignment point. See the Alignment Points section for more information. Shaded: Set using the Shading Percentage field in the Query Wall command. If the value is 0, the cell is left blank. If it is greater than 0, an X is displayed. Room Information The Room Information tables list each room in the project. There are two tables in order to show all of the settings for each room. Values that are based upon the Room Type are displayed using standard text. Values that are overridden in the specific room are displayed using italic text. These values are set in the Edit Rooms or Room Project Schedule command unless otherwise indicated. Number: Set using the Room Name field. Name: Set using the Room Type field. Area: The area of the room. Set based upon the room boundary inserted on the drawing. Ceiling Height: Set using the Ceiling Height field in the Edit Rooms command or the Default Ceiling Height field in the Floor List command. Ventilation, Cooling: The first column is set using the Cooling 1 and Cooling 2 fields in the Ventilation section. The second column is the total cooling ventilation airflow for the room calculated using the criteria specified in the first column. Ventilation, Heating: The first column is set using the Heating 1 and Heating 2 fields in the Ventilation section. The second column is the total heating ventilation airflow for the room calculated using the criteria specified in the first column. Infiltration, Cooling: The first column is set using the Cooling field in the Infiltration section of the Edit Rooms or Zone List command. The second column is the total cooling infiltration airflow for the room calculated using the criteria specified in the first column. Infiltration, Heating: The first column is set using the Heating field in the Infiltration section of the Edit Rooms or Zone List command. The second column is the total heating infiltration airflow for the room calculated using the criteria specified in the first column. Cooling Temperature: Set using the Cooling Temperature field in the Edit Rooms, Room Project Schedule, or Zone List command. Heating Temperature: Set using the Heating Temperature field in the Edit Rooms, Room Project Schedule, or Zone List command. Relative Humidity: Set using the Relative Humidity field in the Edit Rooms, Room Project Schedule, or Zone List command. Lighting Load: The first column is set using the Watts / SF or Watts fields in the Lighting section. The second column is the total equipment load in btu/h for the room calculated using the criteria specified in the first column. Equipment Load, Sensible: The first column is set using the Watts / SF or Watts fields in the Equipment section. The second column is the total sensible equipment load in btu/h for the room calculated using the criteria specified in the first column. Equipment Load, Latent: Set using the Latent Gain field in the Equipment section. People: The first column is set using the SF / Person or People fields in the People section. The second column is the total number of people in the room calculated using the criteria specified in the first column. If Allow Fractional People is unchecked in the Project Info command, this value will be rounded to the nearest whole person. People, Sensible btu/h / person: Set using the Sensible Btu/h / Person field. People, Latent btu/h / person: Set using the Latent Btu/h / Person field. Glass Zone Type: Set using the Glass Zone Type field. |
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