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Yes, 90.1 does mention snowmelt in the first paragraph of Table G3.1.
The way I’ve done it is in Excel and then add it to the eQuest numbers. That being said, I’d love to figure out a way to model it in
eQuest. Could it be done as a process load? Regards, James D. Waechter, LEED A.P. Beaudin Ganze Consulting
Engineers, Inc. t: 303.278.3820 x5246 f: 303.287.3843 From:
BLDG-SIM@xxxxxxxx [mailto:BLDG-SIM@xxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of Yoko Matsuyama Ryan, Yes, I am modeling for LEED. It might be simpler and easier
if Calculating the annual energy consumption for snowmelting system
separately, and somehow adding it to heating load from
eQUEST. Did you know ASHRAE 90.1-2004 Appendix G mentions anything about
snowmelting? I haven't found yet... Yoko M
On 10/25/07, Ryan
Lacey <ryan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote: Yoko Wow I am in the same exact boat as you are in. I have a
snow melt system that I need to model and am not sure how to go about doing
it. Are you energy modeling for LEED? Ryan Lacey Petersen Engineering, Inc. Phone 603.436.4233 Fax 603.436.4294 From: BLDG-SIM@xxxxxxxx [mailto:BLDG-SIM@xxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of Yoko Matsuyama Hi,
everyone! Does
anyone know how to model Snow-melt System with eQUEST? The
building I am modeling has radiant snowmelt systems at the basement
floor. Please
let me know if anyone has modeled before or has any idea. Thank you Yoko M Graduate
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