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Plus:Dialog DatabaseEmissionSources

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Tes: /* Database Emission Sources */

= Database Emission Sources =

[[Bild:WUFI-Plus_DatabaseEmissionSource_2.jpg]]


In this dialog you can view the emission sources contained in the emission sources database.
You also can add and edit your own emission (you can not edit the predefined
sources).


In order to assign emissions from the database to design the inner loads,
use the [[Plus:Dialog_LoadsOccupancyCalc | button "Calc. "]],
which can be accessed from the Occupancy Loads dialog via the "'''Calc'''." button in the table of Day-profile.


The windows are organized by Sources and by Catalogues
. 
The source indicates the institution which has provided the emission source. You may
select "All sources" in order to see all emissions, or you may select only
one source if only a subgroup of emissions is relevant to your investigation. 
For each source, the emissions have been organized in catalogues which comprise a
specific category of emissions each.
Select "All catalogues" to view all emissions of the selected source.


The emissions contained in the selected sources and catalogues are displayed in the
emissions list. You may
"Sort" the emissions by name or leave them unsorted.


The predefined emissions in the database are read-only and cannot be edited. However,
you can add your own emissions to the database. To do this, first create your own
catalogue with the "Edit catalogue" button
:

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Plus:Dialog DatabaseEmissionSources

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Tes: /* Database Emission Sources */

= Database Emission Sources =

[[Bild:WUFI-Plus_DatabaseEmissionSource_2.jpg]]


In this dialog you can view the emission sources contained in the emission sources database.
You also can add and edit your own emission (you can not edit the predefined
sources).


In order to assign emissions from the database to design the inner loads,
use the [[Plus:Dialog_LoadsOccupancyCalc | button "Calc. "]],
which can be accessed from the Occupancy Loads dialog via the "'''Calc'''." button in the table of Day-profile.


The windows are organized by Sources and by Catalogues
(1). 
The source indicates the institution which has provided the emission source. You may
select "All sources" in order to see all emissions, or you may select only
one source if only a subgroup of emissions is relevant to your investigation. 
For each source, the emissions have been organized in catalogues which comprise a
specific category of emissions each.
Select "All catalogues" to view all emissions of the selected source.


The emissions contained in the selected sources and catalogues are displayed in the
emissions list (2). You may
"Sort" the emissions by name or leave them unsorted.


The predefined emissions in the database are read-only and cannot be edited. However,
you can add your own emissions to the database. To do this, first create your own
catalogue with the "Edit catalogue" button
(3):

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Plus:Dialog AssignFromDatabaseWindows

2011-02-11T13:03:55Z

Tes: /* Assign from Database */

= Assign from Database =

[[Bild:WUFI-Plus_DatabaseWindows_2.jpg]]


In this dialog you can select a predefined window from the windows database
and transfer it to the component.


The windows are organized by Sources and by Catalogues
. 
The source indicates the institution which has provided the window. You may select
"All sources" in order to see all windows, or you may select only
one source if only a subgroup of windows is relevant to your investigation. 
For each source, the windows have been organized in catalogues which comprise a
specific category of windows each (e.g. "ASHRAE" etc). Select
"All catalogues" to view all windows of the selected source.


The windows contained in the selected sources and catalogues are displayed in
the windows list. You may
"Sort" the windows by name.


A double-click on a window in the list or a click on the "Assign"
button will transfer the highlighted window
to the component.


The predefined windows in the database are read-only and cannot be edited. However,
you can [[Plus:Dialog_DatabaseWindowsNew | add your own windows to the
database]].

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Plus:Dialog DatabaseWindows

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Tes: /* Database Windows */

= Database Windows =

[[Bild:WUFI-Plus_DatabaseWindows_2.jpg]]


In this dialog you can view the window types contained in the windows database.
You also can add and edit your own window types (you can not edit the predefined
windows).


In order to assign windows from the database to the current component,
use the [[Plus:Dialog_AssignFromDatabaseWindows | dialog "Assign from database "]],
which can be accessed from the window dialog via the "Assign from database" button.


The windows are organized by Sources and by Catalogues. 
The source indicates the institution which has provided the construction. You may
select "All sources" in order to see all windows, or you may select only
one source if only a subgroup of windows is relevant to your investigation. 
For each source, the windows have been organized in catalogues which comprise a
specific category of windows each (e.g. "ASHRAE", etc).
Select "All catalogues" to view all windows of the selected source.


The windows contained in the selected sources and catalogues are displayed in the
windows list. You may
"Sort" the windows by name or leave them unsorted.


The predefined windows in the database are read-only and cannot be edited. However,
you can add your own windows to the database. To do this, first create your own
catalogue with the "Edit catalogue" button
:
[[Bild:WUFI-Plus_DatabaseWindowsNewCatalogue.jpg]]

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Plus:Dialog ConstructionDatabase

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Tes: /* Dialog: Assign from Database */

= Dialog: Assign from Database =

[[Bild:WUFI-PlusDatabaseAssemblies_2.jpg|1000px]]


In this dialog you can select a predefined assembly from the construction database
and transfer it to the [[Plus:Dialog_Assembly | component assembly]].


The constructions are organized by Sources and by Catalogs
. 
The source indicates the institution which has provided the construction. You may select
"All sources" in order to see all constructions, or you may select only
one source if only a subgroup of constructions is relevant to your investigation. 
For each source, the constructions have been organized in catalogs which comprise a
specific category of constructions each (e.g. "Facades" etc). Select
"All catalogs" to view all constructions of the selected source.


The constructions contained in the selected sources and catalogs are displayed in
the constructions list . You may
"Sort" the constructions by name.


The large display panel on the bottom of the screen
displays the detailed assembly of the highlighted
construction, both as a table and as an assembly diagram. If you uncheck the
"Show Assembly" checkbox, this display panel vanishes and leaves more
place for the constructions list, allowing you to view the list more comfortably, in
particular if you are using a smaller screen.


A double-click on a construction in the list or a click on the "Assign"
button will transfer the highlighted construction
to the [[Plus:Dialog_Assembly | component assembly]].


The predefined constructions in the database are read-only and cannot be edited. However,
you can [[Plus:Dialog_DatabaseConstructionsNew | add your own constructions to the
database]].

Plus:Dialog ConstructionDatabase

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Tes: /* Dialog: Assign from Database */

= Dialog: Assign from Database =

[[Bild:WUFI-Plus_DatabaseAssemblies_2.jpg|1000px]]


In this dialog you can select a predefined assembly from the construction database
and transfer it to the [[Plus:Dialog_Assembly | component assembly]].


The constructions are organized by Sources and by Catalogs
. 
The source indicates the institution which has provided the construction. You may select
"All sources" in order to see all constructions, or you may select only
one source if only a subgroup of constructions is relevant to your investigation. 
For each source, the constructions have been organized in catalogs which comprise a
specific category of constructions each (e.g. "Facades" etc). Select
"All catalogs" to view all constructions of the selected source.


The constructions contained in the selected sources and catalogs are displayed in
the constructions list . You may
"Sort" the constructions by name.


The large display panel on the bottom of the screen
displays the detailed assembly of the highlighted
construction, both as a table and as an assembly diagram. If you uncheck the
"Show Assembly" checkbox, this display panel vanishes and leaves more
place for the constructions list, allowing you to view the list more comfortably, in
particular if you are using a smaller screen.


A double-click on a construction in the list or a click on the "Assign"
button will transfer the highlighted construction
to the [[Plus:Dialog_Assembly | component assembly]].


The predefined constructions in the database are read-only and cannot be edited. However,
you can [[Plus:Dialog_DatabaseConstructionsNew | add your own constructions to the
database]].

Plus:Dialog ConstructionDatabase

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Tes: /* Dialog: Assign from Database */

= Dialog: Assign from Database =

[[Bild:WUFI-Plus_DatabaseAssemblies_2.jpg|1000px]]


In this dialog you can select a predefined assembly from the construction database
and transfer it to the [[Plus:Dialog_Assembly | component assembly]].


The constructions are organized by Sources and by Catalogs
(1). 
The source indicates the institution which has provided the construction. You may select
"All sources" in order to see all constructions, or you may select only
one source if only a subgroup of constructions is relevant to your investigation. 
For each source, the constructions have been organized in catalogs which comprise a
specific category of constructions each (e.g. "Facades" etc). Select
"All catalogs" to view all constructions of the selected source.


The constructions contained in the selected sources and catalogs are displayed in
the constructions list (2). You may
"Sort" the constructions by name.


The large display panel on the bottom of the screen
(3) displays the detailed assembly of the highlighted
construction, both as a table and as an assembly diagram. If you uncheck the
"Show Assembly" checkbox, this display panel vanishes and leaves more
place for the constructions list, allowing you to view the list more comfortably, in
particular if you are using a smaller screen.


A double-click on a construction in the list or a click on the "Assign"
button (4) will transfer the highlighted construction
to the [[Plus:Dialog_Assembly | component assembly]].


The predefined constructions in the database are read-only and cannot be edited. However,
you can [[Plus:Dialog_DatabaseConstructionsNew | add your own constructions to the
database]].

Plus:Dialog DatabaseAssemblies

2011-02-11T11:44:45Z

Tes: /* Dialog: Database Assemblies */

= Dialog: Database Assemblies =

[[image:WUFI-PlusDatabaseAssemblies_2.jpg|1000px]]


In this dialog you can view the constructions contained in the constructions database.
You also can add and edit your own constructions (you can not edit the predefined
constructions).


In order to assign constructions from the database to the current construction assembly,
use the [[Plus:Dialog_ConstructionDatabase | dialog "Assign from database "]],
which can be accessed from the [[Plus:Dialog_Assembly | "Assembly" dialog]]
via the "Assign from database" button.


The constructions are organized by Sources and by Catalogs. 
The source indicates the institution which has provided the construction. You may
select "All sources" in order to see all constructions, or you may select only
one source if only a subgroup of constructions is relevant to your investigation. 
For each source, the constructions have been organized in catalogs which comprise a
specific category of constructions each (e.g. "Facades", "EIFS", etc).
Select "All catalogs" to view all constructions of the selected source.


The constructions contained in the selected sources and catalogs are displayed in the
constructions list. You may
"Sort" the constructions by name or leave them unsorted.


For each construction the display panel shows
an assembly table which lists the different layers and their thicknesses as well as
a graphical representation of the assembly. 
If you uncheck the "Show Assembly" checkbox, this display panel vanishes
and you can view the constructions list more comfortably on a smaller screen.


The predefined constructions in the database are read-only and cannot be edited. However,
you can add your own constructions to the database. To do this, first create your own
catalog with the "Edit catalog" button:


[[Bild:WUFI-PlusDatabaseAssemblyCatalogue.jpg]]


The catalog editor subdialog displays a list of the catalogs in the database. The
predefined catalogs are read-only, but you can create a "New" catalog,
"Change" the names of your own catalogs and
"Delete" your catalogs. 
  



In order to enter a new construction into the database, open the
[[Plus:Dialog_DatabaseAssembliesNew | "New Assembly" subdialog]]
with the "New" button, enter
the construction and assign it to one of your catalogs.


In order to edit one of your constructions, select it in the constructions list and use the "Change" button to edit the construction data or the
"Delete" button to remove
the construction.

Plus:Dialog DatabaseAssemblies

2011-02-11T11:44:04Z

Tes: /* Dialog: Database Assemblies */

= Dialog: Database Assemblies =

[[image:WUFI-PlusDatabaseAssemblies_2.jpg|1000px]]


In this dialog you can view the constructions contained in the constructions database.
You also can add and edit your own constructions (you can not edit the predefined
constructions).


In order to assign constructions from the database to the current construction assembly,
use the [[Plus:Dialog_ConstructionDatabase | dialog "Assign from database "]],
which can be accessed from the [[Plus:Dialog_Assembly | "Assembly" dialog]]
via the "Assign from database" button.


The constructions are organized by Sources and by Catalogs
(1). 
The source indicates the institution which has provided the construction. You may
select "All sources" in order to see all constructions, or you may select only
one source if only a subgroup of constructions is relevant to your investigation. 
For each source, the constructions have been organized in catalogs which comprise a
specific category of constructions each (e.g. "Facades", "EIFS", etc).
Select "All catalogs" to view all constructions of the selected source.


The constructions contained in the selected sources and catalogs are displayed in the
constructions list (2). You may
"Sort" the constructions by name or leave them unsorted.


For each construction the display panel (3) shows
an assembly table which lists the different layers and their thicknesses as well as
a graphical representation of the assembly. 
If you uncheck the "Show Assembly" checkbox, this display panel vanishes
and you can view the constructions list more comfortably on a smaller screen.


The predefined constructions in the database are read-only and cannot be edited. However,
you can add your own constructions to the database. To do this, first create your own
catalog with the "Edit catalog" button
(4):


[[Bild:WUFI-PlusDatabaseAssemblyCatalogue.jpg]]


The catalog editor subdialog displays a list of the catalogs in the database. The
predefined catalogs are read-only, but you can create a "New" catalog,
"Change" the names of your own catalogs and
"Delete" your catalogs. 
  



In order to enter a new construction into the database, open the
[[Plus:Dialog_DatabaseAssembliesNew | "New Assembly" subdialog]]
with the "New" button, enter
the construction and assign it to one of your catalogs.


In order to edit one of your constructions, select it in the constructions list and use the "Change" button to edit the construction data or the
"Delete" button to remove
the construction.

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Plus:Dialog DatabaseMaterials

2011-02-11T11:11:34Z

Tes: /* Dialog: Database Materials */

= Dialog: Database Materials =

[[Bild:WUFI-Plus_DatabaseMaterials.jpg|1000px]]


In this dialog you can view the material data contained in the materials database.
You also can add and edit your own materials (you can not edit the predefined
materials).


In order to assign material data from the database to the current construction assembly,
use the dialog "Material Database", which
can be accessed from the
[[Plus:Dialog_Assembly | "Assembly" dialog]] via the
"Material Database" button.


The material data are organized by Sources and by Catalogs. 
The source indicates the institution which has provided the data. You may select
"All sources" in order to see all data, or you may select only one
source if only a subgroup of data is relevant to your investigation. 
For each source, the data have been organized in catalogs which comprise a specific
category of building materials each (e.g. "Plasters and Mortars",
"Insulation Materials", etc). Select "All catalogs" to view
all materials of the selected source.


The materials contained in the selected sources and catalogs are displayed in the
materials list. You may
"Sort" the materials by name or by one of the
[[Details:BasicMaterialData | basic material parameters]].


The following data are displayed for each material:

* The basic parameters of the materials are displayed in the list itself.
* For some materials typical thicknesses are available which are specified in a separate list box.
* The large display panel on the right side of the screen displays the [[Details:Material | optional material parameters]] of the highlighted material, complete with data tables and graphical curves.

For a discussion of the material data, please consult the [[Details:Material | reference: Material Data]]. 
  



The predefined materials in the database are read-only and cannot be edited.
However, you can [[Plus:Dialog_DatabaseMaterialsNew | add]] your own
materials to the database. To do this, first create your own catalog with the
"Edit catalog" button:


[[Bild:WUFI-Plus_DatabaseMaterialsNew.png]]


The catalog editor subdialog displays a list of the catalogs in the database. The
predefined catalogs are read-only, but you can create a "New" catalog,
"Change" the names of your catalogs and "Delete"
your catalogs.


In order to enter a new material into the database, open the
[[Plus:Dialog_DatabaseMaterialsNew | "New Material" subdialog]] with
the "New" button, enter
the material data and assign them to one of your catalogs.


In order to edit one of your materials, select it in the materials list and use the
"Change" button to edit
the material data or the
"Delete" button to remove
the material.

Plus:Dialog DatabaseMaterials

2011-02-11T10:55:56Z

Tes: /* Dialog: Database Materials */

= Dialog: Database Materials =

[[Bild:WUFI-Plus_DatabaseMaterials.jpg|1000px]]


In this dialog you can view the material data contained in the materials database.
You also can add and edit your own materials (you can not edit the predefined
materials).


In order to assign material data from the database to the current construction assembly,
use the dialog "Material Database", which
can be accessed from the
[[Plus:Dialog_Assembly | "Assembly" dialog]] via the
"Material Database" button.


The material data are organized by Sources and by Catalogs. 
The source indicates the institution which has provided the data. You may select
"All sources" in order to see all data, or you may select only one
source if only a subgroup of data is relevant to your investigation. 
For each source, the data have been organized in catalogs which comprise a specific
category of building materials each (e.g. "Plasters and Mortars",
"Insulation Materials", etc). Select "All catalogs" to view
all materials of the selected source.


The materials contained in the selected sources and catalogs are displayed in the
materials list. You may
"Sort" the materials by name or by one of the
[[Details:BasicMaterialData | basic material parameters]].


The following data are displayed for each material:

* The basic parameters of the materials are displayed in the list itself.
* For some materials typical thicknesses are available which are specified in a separate list box.
* The large display panel on the right side of the screen displays the [[Details:Material | optional material parameters]] of the highlighted material, complete with data tables and graphical curves. If you uncheck the "Show Optional Parameters" checkbox, this display panel vanishes and you can view the materials list more comfortably on a smaller screen.


For a discussion of the material data, please consult the [[Details:Material | reference: Material Data]]. 
  



The predefined materials in the database are read-only and cannot be edited.
However, you can [[Plus:Dialog_DatabaseMaterialsNew | add]] your own
materials to the database. To do this, first create your own catalog with the
"Edit catalog" button:


[[Bild:WUFI-Plus_DatabaseMaterialsNew.png]]


The catalog editor subdialog displays a list of the catalogs in the database. The
predefined catalogs are read-only, but you can create a "New" catalog,
"Change" the names of your catalogs and "Delete"
your catalogs.


In order to enter a new material into the database, open the
[[Plus:Dialog_DatabaseMaterialsNew | "New Material" subdialog]] with
the "New" button, enter
the material data and assign them to one of your catalogs.


In order to edit one of your materials, select it in the materials list and use the
"Change" button to edit
the material data or the
"Delete" button to remove
the material.

Plus:Dialog DatabaseMaterials

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Tes: /* Dialog: Database Materials */

= Dialog: Database Materials =

[[Bild:WUFI-Plus_DatabaseMaterials.jpg|1000px]]


In this dialog you can view the material data contained in the materials database.
You also can add and edit your own materials (you can not edit the predefined
materials).


In order to assign material data from the database to the current construction assembly,
use the dialog "Material Database", which
can be accessed from the
[[Plus:Dialog_Assembly | "Assembly" dialog]] via the
"Material Database" button.


The material data are organized by Sources and by Catalogs
(1). 
The source indicates the institution which has provided the data. You may select
"All sources" in order to see all data, or you may select only one
source if only a subgroup of data is relevant to your investigation. 
For each source, the data have been organized in catalogs which comprise a specific
category of building materials each (e.g. "Plasters and Mortars",
"Insulation Materials", etc). Select "All catalogs" to view
all materials of the selected source.


The materials contained in the selected sources and catalogs are displayed in the
materials list (2). You may
"Sort" the materials by name or by one of the
[[Details:BasicMaterialData | basic material parameters]].


The following data are displayed for each material:

* The basic parameters of the materials are displayed in the list itself.
* For some materials typical thicknesses are available which are specified in a separate list box.
* The large display panel on the right side of the screen (3) displays the [[Details:Material | optional material parameters]] of the highlighted material, complete with data tables and graphical curves. If you uncheck the "Show Optional Parameters" checkbox, this display panel vanishes and you can view the materials list more comfortably on a smaller screen.


For a discussion of the material data, please consult the [[Details:Material | reference: Material Data]]. 
  



The predefined materials in the database are read-only and cannot be edited.
However, you can [[Plus:Dialog_DatabaseMaterialsNew | add]] your own
materials to the database. To do this, first create your own catalog with the
"Edit catalog" button (4):


[[Bild:WUFI-Plus_DatabaseMaterialsNew.png]]


The catalog editor subdialog displays a list of the catalogs in the database. The
predefined catalogs are read-only, but you can create a "New" catalog,
"Change" the names of your catalogs and "Delete"
your catalogs.


In order to enter a new material into the database, open the
[[Plus:Dialog_DatabaseMaterialsNew | "New Material" subdialog]] with
the "New" button (4), enter
the material data and assign them to one of your catalogs.


In order to edit one of your materials, select it in the materials list
(2) and use the
"Change" button (4) to edit
the material data or the
"Delete" button (4) to remove
the material.

Plus:Dialog DatabaseMaterials

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Tes: /* Dialog: Database Materials */

= Dialog: Database Materials =

[[Bild:WUFI-Plus_DatabaseMaterials.jpg]]


In this dialog you can view the material data contained in the materials database.
You also can add and edit your own materials (you can not edit the predefined
materials).


In order to assign material data from the database to the current construction assembly,
use the dialog "Material Database", which
can be accessed from the
[[Plus:Dialog_Assembly | "Assembly" dialog]] via the
"Material Database" button.


The material data are organized by Sources and by Catalogs
(1). 
The source indicates the institution which has provided the data. You may select
"All sources" in order to see all data, or you may select only one
source if only a subgroup of data is relevant to your investigation. 
For each source, the data have been organized in catalogs which comprise a specific
category of building materials each (e.g. "Plasters and Mortars",
"Insulation Materials", etc). Select "All catalogs" to view
all materials of the selected source.


The materials contained in the selected sources and catalogs are displayed in the
materials list (2). You may
"Sort" the materials by name or by one of the
[[Details:BasicMaterialData | basic material parameters]].


The following data are displayed for each material:

* The basic parameters of the materials are displayed in the list itself.
* For some materials typical thicknesses are available which are specified in a separate list box.
* The large display panel on the right side of the screen (3) displays the [[Details:Material | optional material parameters]] of the highlighted material, complete with data tables and graphical curves. If you uncheck the "Show Optional Parameters" checkbox, this display panel vanishes and you can view the materials list more comfortably on a smaller screen.


For a discussion of the material data, please consult the [[Details:Material | reference: Material Data]]. 
  



The predefined materials in the database are read-only and cannot be edited.
However, you can [[Plus:Dialog_DatabaseMaterialsNew | add]] your own
materials to the database. To do this, first create your own catalog with the
"Edit catalog" button (4):


[[Bild:WUFI-Plus_DatabaseMaterialsNew.png]]


The catalog editor subdialog displays a list of the catalogs in the database. The
predefined catalogs are read-only, but you can create a "New" catalog,
"Change" the names of your catalogs and "Delete"
your catalogs.


In order to enter a new material into the database, open the
[[Plus:Dialog_DatabaseMaterialsNew | "New Material" subdialog]] with
the "New" button (4), enter
the material data and assign them to one of your catalogs.


In order to edit one of your materials, select it in the materials list
(2) and use the
"Change" button (4) to edit
the material data or the
"Delete" button (4) to remove
the material.

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Tes: /* Heated Zones */

== Heated Zones ==

Create with "New" as much zones as you need for your simulation building.

[[Bild:WUFI-PlusTreeZones1.jpg]]

[[Bild:Procedure_zone_allocation.jpg|left]]

After creating the zones you have to allocate the components to the according zones.
Select the component and in "General" the attachment of inner and outer side can be defined.

Plus:TreeZones

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Tes: /* Heated Zones */

2010-10-14T13:34:51Z

Tes: /* Edit 3D */

Plus:TreeBuilding

2010-10-14T13:34:27Z

Tes: /* Edit 3D */