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Krizzl: /* Example: Creating an adequate schedule for the heating */

2012-03-27T11:15:05Z

Example: Creating an adequate schedule for the heating

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	As almost no building is used the same way all week long, defining ~~a new period or new~~ periods is almost always reasonable. By clicking on "New" a new period, which can be varied in the designated way, is created.		As almost no building is used the same way all week long, defining different periods is almost always reasonable. By clicking on "New" a new period, which can be varied in the designated way, is created.

	The lowest period is always read first, and for days or periods not defined by it, the next higher is effective. So in this example the lower period defines the weekdays whereas the upper one defines the weekends (or in other words: the periods not defined by the lower one)(See Image2)		The lowest period is always read first, and for days or periods not defined by it, the next higher is effective. So in this example the lower period defines the weekdays whereas the upper one defines the weekends (or in other words: the periods not defined by the lower one)(See Image2)

Krizzl am 27. März 2012 um 11:13 Uhr

2012-03-27T11:13:18Z

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	[[Bild:P2-profilesabe.png\|right]]Periods can be inserted in between others or in exchange for others. It is possible to specify whether the new period should be inserted after, before or in exchange for the highlighted one and by clicking on the "Insert" or "New" Button. The Operations "Copy" and "Delete" can also be applied to highlighted periods.		[[Bild:P2-profilesabe.png\|right]]Periods can be inserted in between others or in exchange for others. It is possible to specify whether the new period should be inserted after, before or in exchange for the highlighted one and by clicking on the "Insert" or "New" Button. The Operations "Copy" and "Delete" can also be applied to highlighted periods.

			===Movies===

			Watch these two movies to see how profiles are created for inner loads.
			The movies belong to the [[Plus 2.X:Input#Inner Loads (STEP seven)\|second example]] of the tutorial.
			*[http://www.wufi-wiki.com/wufifilme/step7_innerloads/z1/step7_innerloads_z1.htm '''MOVIE:INNER LOADS ZONE 1''']<br>
			*[http://www.wufi-wiki.com/wufifilme/step7_innerloads/z2/step7_innerloads_z2.htm '''MOVIE:INNER LOADS ZONE 2''']

Krizzl: /* Example: Creating an adequate schedule for the heating */

2011-06-01T11:35:40Z

Example: Creating an adequate schedule for the heating

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	The way to proceed is demonstrated using the example of the [[Plus 2.X:Design_Conditions#Heating\|heating]] <br>		The way to proceed is demonstrated using the example of the [[Plus 2.X:Design_Conditions#Heating\|heating]]. <br>

	[[Bild:P2-periods1.png\|frame\|Image1: The standard entry \|left]] [[Bild:P2-periods2.png\|frame\|Image 2: Modified profile]]		[[Bild:P2-periods1.png\|frame\|Image1: The standard entry \|left]] [[Bild:P2-periods2.png\|frame\|Image 2: Modified profile]]

Krizzl: /* Creation of adequate periods and day-profiles */

2011-06-01T11:35:26Z

Creation of adequate periods and day-profiles

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	The way to proceed is demonstrated using the example of the ~~heating under~~ [[Plus 2.X:Design_Conditions\|~~Design Conditions~~]]<br>		The way to proceed is demonstrated using the example of the [[Plus 2.X:Design_Conditions#Heating\|heating]] <br>

	[[Bild:P2-periods1.png\|frame\|Image1: The standard entry \|left]] [[Bild:P2-periods2.png\|frame\|Image 2: Modified profile]]		[[Bild:P2-periods1.png\|frame\|Image1: The standard entry \|left]] [[Bild:P2-periods2.png\|frame\|Image 2: Modified profile]]

Krizzl: /* Example: Creating an adequate schedule for the heating */

2011-06-01T05:29:34Z

Example: Creating an adequate schedule for the heating

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	The lowest period is always read first, and for days or periods not defined by it, the next higher is effective. So in this example the lower period defines the weekdays whereas the upper one defines the weekends (or in other words: the periods not defined by the lower one)(See Image2)		The lowest period is always read first, and for days or periods not defined by it, the next higher is effective. So in this example the lower period defines the weekdays whereas the upper one defines the weekends (or in other words: the periods not defined by the lower one)(See Image2)

	Then for every period an adequate day-profile should be created. New hour-profiles are also created using the "New" Button. Now hours need to be entered. In this example for the second period (which defines the weekdays) a day-profile is created that splits the day into three fractions of time: from midnight to 7 'o clock, from 7'o clock to 18 'o clock and from 18 'o clock to midnight. For each fraction of time the desired minimum temperature is entered.		Then for every period an adequate day-profile should be created. New hour-profiles are also created using the "New" Button. Now hours need to be entered. In this example for the second period (which defines the weekdays) a day-profile is created that splits the day into three fractions of time: from midnight to 7 'o clock, from 7'o clock to 18 'o clock and from 18 'o clock to midnight. For each fraction of time the desired minimum temperature is entered.

	So on weekdays the temperature isn't meant t fall below 21 degrees from 7a.m. to 6p.m.(working hours) and below 17 degrees the rest of the time. During the weekends a minimum temperature of 17 degrees is requested (See Image1).		So on weekdays the temperature isn't meant t fall below 21 degrees from 7a.m. to 6p.m.(working hours) and below 17 degrees the rest of the time. During the weekends a minimum temperature of 17 degrees is requested (See Image1).


	===Example: Periods===		===Example: Periods===

Krizzl: /* The Buttons */

2011-04-28T11:04:51Z

The Buttons

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	===The Buttons ===		===The Buttons ===

	[[Bild:P2-profilesabe.png\|right]]Periods can be inserted in between others or in exchange for others. It is possible to specify ~~weather~~ the new period should be inserted after, before or in exchange for the highlighted one and by clicking on the "Insert" or "New" Button. The Operations "Copy" and "Delete" can also be applied to highlighted periods.		[[Bild:P2-profilesabe.png\|right]]Periods can be inserted in between others or in exchange for others. It is possible to specify whether the new period should be inserted after, before or in exchange for the highlighted one and by clicking on the "Insert" or "New" Button. The Operations "Copy" and "Delete" can also be applied to highlighted periods.

Krizzl: /* Creation of adequate periods and day-profiles */

2011-04-28T07:02:32Z

Creation of adequate periods and day-profiles

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	Under the Tree entries [[Plus 2.X:Inner_Loads\|Inner Loads/Occupancy]], [[Plus 2.X:Design_Conditions\|Design Conditions]] and [[PLus 2.X:HVAC\|HVAC]] it may be important to create adequate periods and day-profiles of usage of the building and building requirements.		Under the Tree entries [[Plus 2.X:Inner_Loads\|Inner Loads/Occupancy]], [[Plus 2.X:Design_Conditions\|Design Conditions]] and [[PLus 2.X:HVAC\|HVAC]] it may be important to create adequate periods and day-profiles of usage of the building and building requirements.

	~~The way to proceed is demonstrated using the example of the heating under [[Plus 2.X:Design_Conditions\|Design Conditions]]~~

	[[Bild:P2-periods1.png\|~~right~~]]		===Example: Creating an adequate schedule for the heating===


			The way to proceed is demonstrated using the example of the heating under [[Plus 2.X:Design_Conditions\|Design Conditions]]<br>

			[[Bild:P2-periods1.png\|frame\|Image1: The standard entry \|left]] [[Bild:P2-periods2.png\|frame\|Image 2: Modified profile]]
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	As almost no building is used the same way all week long, defining a new period or new periods is almost always reasonable. By clicking on "New" a new period, which can be varied in the designated way, is created.		As almost no building is used the same way all week long, defining a new period or new periods is almost always reasonable. By clicking on "New" a new period, which can be varied in the designated way, is created.
	~~The lowest period is always read first, and for days or periods not defined by it, the next higher is effective.~~
	~~Then for every period an adequate day-profile should be created~~

			The lowest period is always read first, and for days or periods not defined by it, the next higher is effective. So in this example the lower period defines the weekdays whereas the upper one defines the weekends (or in other words: the periods not defined by the lower one)(See Image2)
			Then for every period an adequate day-profile should be created. New hour-profiles are also created using the "New" Button. Now hours need to be entered. In this example for the second period (which defines the weekdays) a day-profile is created that splits the day into three fractions of time: from midnight to 7 'o clock, from 7'o clock to 18 'o clock and from 18 'o clock to midnight. For each fraction of time the desired minimum temperature is entered.

			So on weekdays the temperature isn't meant t fall below 21 degrees from 7a.m. to 6p.m.(working hours) and below 17 degrees the rest of the time. During the weekends a minimum temperature of 17 degrees is requested (See Image1).

	~~The following example should illustrate this.~~
	~~[[Bild:P2-periodsex.png]]~~
	The lowest period saves the information for the weekdays from January 1st to May 1st (2011). The next higher one has every day checkmarked but is only effective for weekends from January 1st to May 1st (2011), as the lowest already contains information for the weekdays.
	~~The second period therefore defines the weekdays from May 2nd 2011 to January 1st in 2012.~~
	~~The weekends from May 2nd 2011 to January 1st 2012 ( or generally speaking: all that has been left out by the lower periods) are defined by the information saved in the first period.~~

			===Example: Periods===

			The following example should illustrate the way the periods are read.<br>

	~~First of all the lower period is the essential one, and for days not defined by it (Saturdays and Sundays) the upper one is effective~~.		[[Bild:P2-periodsex.png]]<br>


			The lowest period saves the information for the weekdays from January 1st to May 1st (2011). The next higher one has every day checkmarked but is only effective for weekends from January 1st to May 1st (2011), as the lowest already contains information for the weekdays.
			The second period therefore defines the weekdays from May 2nd 2011 to January 1st in 2012.
			The weekends from May 2nd 2011 to January 1st 2012 ( or generally speaking: all that has been left out by the lower periods) are defined by the information saved in the first period.


			===The Buttons ===

	~~For this example it~~ is ~~assumed, that~~ the ~~building is used as a office from Monday to Friday~~, so the ~~check marks of~~ the ~~lower~~		[[Bild:P2-profilesabe.png\|right]]Periods can be inserted in between others or in exchange for others. It is possible to specify weather the new period should be inserted after, before or in exchange for the highlighted one and by clicking on the "Insert" or "New" Button. The Operations "Copy" and "Delete" can also be applied to highlighted periods.

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== Creation of adequate periods and day-profiles ==

Under the Tree entries [[Plus 2.X:Inner_Loads|Inner Loads/Occupancy]], [[Plus 2.X:Design_Conditions|Design Conditions]] and [[PLus 2.X:HVAC|HVAC]] it may be important to create adequate periods and day-profiles of usage of the building and building requirements.

The way to proceed is demonstrated using the example of the heating under [[Plus 2.X:Design_Conditions|Design Conditions]]

[[Bild:P2-periods1.png|right]]
As almost no building is used the same way all week long, defining a new period or new periods is almost always reasonable. By clicking on "New" a new period, which can be varied in the designated way, is created.
The lowest period is always read first, and for days or periods not defined by it, the next higher is effective.
Then for every period an adequate day-profile should be created

The following example should illustrate this.
[[Bild:P2-periodsex.png]]
The lowest period saves the information for the weekdays from January 1st to May 1st (2011). The next higher one has every day checkmarked but is only effective for weekends from January 1st to May 1st (2011), as the lowest already contains information for the weekdays.
The second period therefore defines the weekdays from May 2nd 2011 to January 1st in 2012.
The weekends from May 2nd 2011 to January 1st 2012 ( or generally speaking: all that has been left out by the lower periods) are defined by the information saved in the first period.

First of all the lower period is the essential one, and for days not defined by it (Saturdays and Sundays) the upper one is effective.

For this example it is assumed, that the building is used as a office from Monday to Friday, so the check marks of the lower