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I think that an in.epw file is used by OpenStudio internally, you might want to see if a in.stat file is in that locatio

I think that an in.epw file is used by OpenStudio internally, you might want to see if a in.stat file is in that locatio

Does the stat file contain the ASHRAE Climate Zone. If it does there should be a line in the stat file that looks like:

I don't think it should matter where the files are. Sorry, I can't think of any other solution to your problem. Does thi

Another option might be the Reference Building Models since they have variations across vintages (although not nearly as

The EnergyPlus Climate Data Summary depends on the .stat file that has the same name and in the same folder as the .epw

The EnergyPlus Climate Data Summary depends on the .stat file that has the same name and in the same folder as the .epw

Very nice! It took me a few minutes to figure out "top" and "bottom" in the list of objects meant. You might want to def

thanks for yor help @Keigo

I presume that you are aware that the utilities that you are developing are replacements for utilities that already exis

It looks like it only does chiller curves right now or am I missing something?

Thank you Greg!

Thanks @AllenMei

Thanks @bbrannon4

How do you model minimum and high efficiency DX cooling and heat pump equipment? I’m trying to get an understanding of t

Here is an older answer to your question. If that doesn't help, I would suggest you ask a new question. https://unmetho

The function that performs this calculation is here: https://github.com/NREL/EnergyPlus/blob/9814fa5069b4cf52457ff0f9d1

You probably want to run ExpandObjects and Basement separately from EnergyPlus. The best place to probably look at this

We are actually planning on moving away from wx in the future because of installation problems but it should work if you

We are actually planning on moving away from wx in the future because of installation problems but it should work if you

Have you tried epJSON Editor? https://github.com/ORNL-BTRIC/epJSON-Editor I am the author of both IDF Editor and epJSO

I think Denis is correct. E+ can only take a single material as movable insulation. I'm not sure about using PCMs at all

Recent versions of EnergyPlus added some tables that may be useful. The EnvelopeSummary report now describes the Exterio

The EnergyPlus development team is currently working on code to add this functionality to EnergyPlus. I would expect it

EnergyPlus has a warning when two vertices describing a surface are <0.01m (less than 0.4 inch) apart. This probably

Without a file to test, it is difficult to know. One error that you may be referring to is "DXFOut: Could not triangulat

https://github.com/NREL/EnergyPlus/issues/10845

I think there is no error reporting because EnergyPlus crashed before the reporting was done. The issue you found has b

When using EP-Launch, make sure you change the "number of simultaneous processes" to be near the number of threads your

See: https://unmethours.com/question/4734/how-do-i-fix-idf-editor-too-many-fields-error/

What is the value of having vertices so close together?

you are correct.

FIrst, the FCFactor method objects (Construction:CFactorUndergroundWall, ConstructionFFactorGroundFloor, and Site:Ground

You can access those archives here now but I can't point you to the specific message.

@Denis-Bourgeios, IDF Editor is more sensitive than EnergyPlus itself on the length of input objects. I think EnergyPlus

Actually since you have 57 spaces listed and the native energy+.idd file only has 50 spaces, I think this is a case that

It is possible that just before the SpaceList object is an object that doesn't end with a semi-colon. It might be easies

Check your .err file Jim Dirkes' advice to check your .err file to make sure you spelled all the output variables corre

Is this the result of using ReadVarsESO (typically when using EP-Launch or with command line --readvars option)? Or did

I have no update about why some formula isn't defined, but I hope someone will fix it. As far as the differences between

I have no update about why some formulat isn't defined but I hope someone will fix it. As far as the differences between

There are not a lot of details in the Energy Cost Budget Method section of 90.1-2016, but two of the footnotes to Table

There are not a lot of details in the Energy Cost Budget Method section of 90.1-2016, but two of the footnotes to Table

I am assuming you are talking about EnergyPlus. For most tariffs, all the calculations occur after the end of the simula