<table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" border="0" ><tr><td valign="top" style="font: inherit;"><div id="yiv1495401283">Hello, <br><br>I'm trying to account the heat passing from the floor zone to the roof zone through the ceiling surface.<br>The roof space is free floating and the floor has an ideal zone controller .<br>I've been looking at the surface energy balance for this surface (ceiling on floor_zone, floor in roof zone).<br>I expect that all the gain in roof space comes from the heated floor space (winter simulation).<br>But I have no idea how I should read the balance for ceiling in floor_zone so that I can figure the heat going above (Trying to see the loss through that surface).<br><br>I attach the surface balances from res module.<br><br>I think I don't have to say any more that I am new to esp-r. :)<br>I've gone through the cookbook and trying to follow its advices as much as possible. I've also had a look in mailing list archives.<br><br>I
have few other questions, I dare to ask them all at once:<br>1. Did anyone manage to run v11.7 on Ubuntu 9.04? v11.6 works fine, for 11.7 I can't find libgfortran.so.1 (only gfortran2 and 3 seem to be available)<br>2. I've found few references to I2PV: is this generally available? Where?<br>3. Is there a way to perform a sequence of simulations on a model where only the constructions change? I'm trying to compare results obtained with various insulation combinations (glass wool, few wood wool kinds, with/without vapour-proof layer, etcd).So far I create versions, but I's a little slow and error prone (at least for me :)<br>4. how can I represent a wall that is covered outside by wood boards, placed 20 mm far from the wall itself ? That is wood, free air, insolation, bricks etc. (sorry I don't know the English words for this construction style - in French this is called "bardage" )<br><br>Being my first email, I feel that I already abuse with so
many questions... yet I'm thankful to anyone answering or pointing me to some extra "education"!<br><br>Regards,<br>Radu<br><br>OS/2? then http://www.netlabs.org</div></td></tr></table><br>