Plus:Dialog Climate - Versionsgeschichte

Tes: /* External Climate */

2011-02-10T14:02:59Z

External Climate

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	</P>		</P>

	Choose this option if you want to use a Userdefined file. With the button <B>"Browse..."</B> you can select the directory. WUFI can read		Choose this option if you want to use a Userdefined file. With the button <B>"Browse..."</B> you can select the directory. WUFI can read:
	* .wet		* .wet
	* .try		* .try

Tes: /* Optional Climate */

2011-02-09T14:16:04Z

Optional Climate

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	=== Optional Climate ===		=== Optional Climate ===

	There are several ways to define or select a climate. By clicking on "New" a new optional climate it created. In the drop-down menu can be selected among several options for defining the climate. "File based" refers to a previously in "Files/Measured Data uploaded climate file. Simple temperature and moisture profiles can be specified as a sine curve. The generation of an internal climate of the selected outdoor air is possible.		There are several ways to define or select a climate. By clicking on "New" a new optional climate it created. In the drop-down menu can be selected among several options for defining the climate. "File based" refers to a previously in "Files/Measured Data" uploaded climate file. Simple temperature and moisture profiles can be specified as a sine curve. The generation of an internal climate of the selected outdoor air is possible.

	The file-based climate must now be assigned the appropriate parameters. Therefore, the previously stored data in "Files/Measured Data" will be selected. For an optional climate after a sine curve, the user has several predefined curves for temperature and relative humidity available. The curves can also be user defined. This selection is taken on a drop-down menu. The climates in accordance with EN 13 788 (DIN EN ISO 13788 2001), EN 15025 (EN 15026 2007) or ASHRAE 160 (ANSI / ASHRAE 160 2009) are derived from the respective standards. For the EN 13 788, the indoor temperature and humidity different classes are determined. Similarly, the climate to EN 15026 allows a choice of moisture load. The parameters that can be determined by ASHRAE 160 are extensive. In the field of temperature, the type of climate control is selected. Set values must be specified. The moisture can be determined by ASHRAE 160 to the number of bedrooms, or custom. In this selection, even an air exchange rate must be entered.		The file-based climate must now be assigned the appropriate parameters. Therefore, the previously stored data in "Files/Measured Data" will be selected. For an optional climate after a sine curve, the user has several predefined curves for temperature and relative humidity available. The curves can also be user defined. This selection is taken on a drop-down menu. The climates in accordance with EN 13 788 (DIN EN ISO 13788 2001), EN 15025 (EN 15026 2007) or ASHRAE 160 (ANSI / ASHRAE 160 2009) are derived from the respective standards. For the EN 13 788, the indoor temperature and humidity different classes are determined. Similarly, the climate to EN 15026 allows a choice of moisture load. The parameters that can be determined by ASHRAE 160 are extensive. In the field of temperature, the type of climate control is selected. Set values must be specified. The moisture can be determined by ASHRAE 160 to the number of bedrooms, or custom. In this selection, even an air exchange rate must be entered.

	[[Bild:WUFI-Plus_optionalClimate.jpg]]		[[Bild:WUFI-Plus_optionalClimate.jpg]]

Tes: /* External Climate */

2011-02-09T14:11:46Z

External Climate

← Nächstältere Version		Version vom 9. Februar 2011, 16:11 Uhr
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	</P>		</P>

	Choose this option if you want to use a Userdefined file. With ~~browse~~ you can select the directory.		Choose this option if you want to use a Userdefined file. With the button <B>"Browse..."</B> you can select the directory. WUFI can read
			* .wet
			* .try
			* .dat
			* .wac
			* .iwc
			* .wbc
			* .kli

			If your weather file is in .txt format you have to load it with <B>"Files / Measured Data"</B> and define it as an optional climate.

Tes: /* External Climate */

2011-02-09T14:06:53Z

External Climate

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	<P>		<P>
	<B>"Map~~/File~~":</B>		<B>"Fom Map (Database)":</B>
	</P>		</P>

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	<BR>		<BR>
	</P>		</P>

			<P>
			<B>"Userdefined file":</B>
			</P>

			Choose this option if you want to use a Userdefined file. With browse you can select the directory.

Tes: /* External Climate */

2011-02-09T12:57:38Z

External Climate

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	opens a dialog in which you can select the		opens a dialog in which you can select the
	desired climate file		desired climate file
	[[Plus:Dialog_SelectClimateFileFromMap \| on a map]] ~~or through~~ a		[[Plus:Dialog_SelectClimateFileFromMap \| on a map]] from a map.
	~~[[Plus:Dialog_SelectClimateFileFromBrowser \| open file dialog]]~~.~~<BR>~~

	</P>		</P>

Tes: /* External Climate */

2010-10-14T07:35:58Z

External Climate

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	The file-based climate must now be assigned the appropriate parameters. Therefore, the previously stored data in "Files/Measured Data" will be selected. For an optional climate after a sine curve, the user has several predefined curves for temperature and relative humidity available. The curves can also be user defined. This selection is taken on a drop-down menu. The climates in accordance with EN 13 788 (DIN EN ISO 13788 2001), EN 15025 (EN 15026 2007) or ASHRAE 160 (ANSI / ASHRAE 160 2009) are derived from the respective standards. For the EN 13 788, the indoor temperature and humidity different classes are determined. Similarly, the climate to EN 15026 allows a choice of moisture load. The parameters that can be determined by ASHRAE 160 are extensive. In the field of temperature, the type of climate control is selected. Set values must be specified. The moisture can be determined by ASHRAE 160 to the number of bedrooms, or custom. In this selection, even an air exchange rate must be entered.		The file-based climate must now be assigned the appropriate parameters. Therefore, the previously stored data in "Files/Measured Data" will be selected. For an optional climate after a sine curve, the user has several predefined curves for temperature and relative humidity available. The curves can also be user defined. This selection is taken on a drop-down menu. The climates in accordance with EN 13 788 (DIN EN ISO 13788 2001), EN 15025 (EN 15026 2007) or ASHRAE 160 (ANSI / ASHRAE 160 2009) are derived from the respective standards. For the EN 13 788, the indoor temperature and humidity different classes are determined. Similarly, the climate to EN 15026 allows a choice of moisture load. The parameters that can be determined by ASHRAE 160 are extensive. In the field of temperature, the type of climate control is selected. Set values must be specified. The moisture can be determined by ASHRAE 160 to the number of bedrooms, or custom. In this selection, even an air exchange rate must be entered.

			[[Bild:WUFI-Plus_optionalClimate.jpg]]

Tes: /* External Climate */

2010-10-14T07:34:04Z

External Climate

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 <P>
 The button <B>&quot;Browse...&quot;</B>
-<FONT COLOR="#FF0000"><B>(1)</B></FONT> opens a dialog in which you can select the
+ opens a dialog in which you can select the
 desired climate file
 [[Plus:Dialog_SelectClimateFileFromMap | on a map]] or through a
 [[Plus:Dialog_SelectClimateFileFromBrowser | open file dialog]].<BR>
-The button <B>&quot;Details...&quot;</B>
 </P>
 <P>
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 performed.
 </P>
-[[Bild:WUFI-Plus_ExternalClimate_Analyze.png]]
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 === Optional Climate ===
-The dialog '''optional climate''' two options are available. At the first table you have to choose if you want to use an optional climate (like a defined indoor climate) with defined parameters or to insert results files with measured data.
+There are several ways to define or select a climate. By clicking on "New" a new optional climate it created. In the drop-down menu can be selected among several options for defining the climate. "File based" refers to a previously in "Files/Measured Data uploaded climate file. Simple temperature and moisture profiles can be specified as a sine curve. The generation of an internal climate of the selected outdoor air is possible.
-* '''Defined parameters'''
+The file-based climate must now be assigned the appropriate parameters. Therefore, the previously stored data in "Files/Measured Data" will be selected. For an optional climate after a sine curve, the user has several predefined curves for temperature and relative humidity available. The curves can also be user defined. This selection is taken on a drop-down menu. The climates in accordance with EN 13 788 (DIN EN ISO 13788 2001), EN 15025 (EN 15026 2007) or ASHRAE 160 (ANSI / ASHRAE 160 2009) are derived from the respective standards. For the EN 13 788, the indoor temperature and humidity different classes are determined. Similarly, the climate to EN 15026 allows a choice of moisture load. The parameters that can be determined by ASHRAE 160 are extensive. In the field of temperature, the type of climate control is selected. Set values must be specified. The moisture can be determined by ASHRAE 160 to the number of bedrooms, or custom. In this selection, even an air exchange rate must be entered.

Tes: /* Dialog: Climate */

2010-06-28T08:26:20Z

Dialog: Climate

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	At its surfaces the building component is exposed to the		At its surfaces the building component is exposed to the
	<B>climatic boundary conditions</B> which have a profound effect on its hygrothermic and inner climate behaviour. As discussed in the help topic [[Details:Climate\|Climate ]] ~~data~~,		<B>climatic boundary conditions</B> which have a profound effect on its hygrothermic and inner climate behaviour. As discussed in the help topic [[Details:Climate\|Climate data]],
	WUFI needs for each time step data on the rain and radiation load, on the exterior		WUFI needs for each time step data on the rain and radiation load, on the exterior
	and interior temperature and on the exterior and interior relative humidity.		and interior temperature and on the exterior and interior relative humidity.

Tes: /* Optional Climate */

2010-06-28T07:39:56Z

Optional Climate

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	* '''Defined parameters'''		* '''Defined parameters'''

	[[Bild:WUFI-Plus_OptionalClimate_Define.~~png~~]]		[[Bild:WUFI-Plus_OptionalClimate_Define.jpg]]

	<P>		<P>

Tes: /* External Climate */

2010-06-21T13:30:46Z

External Climate

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	== External Climate ==		== External Climate ==

	[[Bild:WUFI-Plus_Climate.~~png~~]]		[[Bild:WUFI-Plus_Climate.jpg]]

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	[[Bild:WUFI-Plus_ExternalClimate.~~png~~]]		[[Bild:WUFI-Plus_ExternalClimate.jpg]]

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