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README.md

monthly_energy_balance_workflow

This tool calculates the monthly energy balance for each building in a given region. It provides as results the energy demand and consumption separated in:

  • Heating
  • Cooling
  • Domestic Hot Water

Also, electrical demand of:

  • Lighting
  • Other appliances

And heating and cooling peak loads.

All these results are provided both, monthly a yearly based.

The following assumptions are taken:

  • No building in the region have attics
  • All buildings have basement but those are not heated
  • The construction details come from nrcan
  • The usage details come from nrcan
  • The system details come from the Montreal Custom catalog

Dependencies

You will need to install the following dependencies in your computer in order to run the software; please take a look at the install process for your system-specific details

External software

After installing these tools you should include their paths in Path.