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Manual T*SOL basic 5.0 - Valentin Software

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User <strong>Manual</strong> <strong>T*SOL</strong> 5 Site Data<br />

5.2 Climate<br />

Symbol Climate<br />

Image: Dialog for climate defaults<br />

Ł How to proceed:<br />

1. Navigate to the menu Site Data > Climate and first enter the intended location of your solar system<br />

2. Click on the MeteoSyn button. The climate data administration MeteoSyn is opened.<br />

Standard outside temperature<br />

The standard outside temperature is the design temperature for the space heating energy requirement<br />

and must be calculated for every location from local standard values.<br />

If the climate data file does not contain a standard outside temperature, the lowest outside temperature<br />

is calculated and used as the design temperature.<br />

Ł How to proceed:<br />

1. Select Enter Temperature in the Standard Outside Temperature box.<br />

2. You can then enter the standard outside temperature.<br />

3. If you are using a *.wbv climate data record, you can then save the entered standard outside<br />

temperature in the climate file by clicking on the Save in Climate File button.<br />

Overview of standard outside temperature of 15 illustrative reference locations (following the 15 climate<br />

zones in DIN 4108-6 ).<br />

Climate zone City Standard outside temp. Strong wind<br />

1 Norderney -10 W<br />

2 Hamburg -12 W<br />

3 Rostock -10 W<br />

4 Potsdam -14<br />

5 Braunschweig -14 W<br />

6 Erfurt -14<br />

7 Essen -10<br />

8 Kassel -12<br />

9 Chemnitz -14<br />

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