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EXTERIOR-WALL, INTERIOR-WALL, UNDERGROUND-FLOOR, and UNDERGROUND-WALL,and DOOR will, in this situation, all have the following keywords:AREA-or­HE IGHTWIDTH-or­LOCATIONCONSTRUCTIONMULTI PLIERTILT (if LOCATION is not used)SOLAR-FRACTIONU-EFFECTIVE (for UNDERGROUND-FLOOR and UNDERGROUND-WALL only,assuming C us tom Wei gh ting Factors are used)Note that if the user is not using the LOCATION keyword, all surfaces(INTERIOR-WALLs, UNDERGROUND-WALLs, UNDERGROUND-FLOORs, or EXTERIOR-WALLs)that are to be treated as floors or ceil ings rust be given a TILT keywordvalue. Any surface with a TILT of 170 0 or greater will be considered afloor by the program; a ceiling has a TILT of 10 0 or less.In addition, for a library-creation run, four keywords are available inthe SPACE-CONDITIONS instruction.; These provide information needed for thepreprocessor to develop the Custom Weighting Factors for the new 1 ibrary.Th ese keywords are:WEIGHTING-FACTORFURN-FRACTIONFURNITURE-TYPEFURN-WE IGHTWhen an actual run of OOE-2 is being made, after the creation of alibrary, for those SPACEs in which Custom Weighting Factors have been created,under SPACE-CONDITIONS, the user will inputWEIGHTING-FACTOR = the U-name that he assigned whencreating the library.A LIBRARY-INPUT LOADS run in which Custom Weighting Factors are createdwill produce, automatically, the Weighting Factor Summary Report. An exampleof such a report is shown on the following page. The titles specified in theTITLE command are printed at the top of the report. Then the U-names of theSPACEs (in this case, SPACE-1 and SPACE-2) are given across the top of thepage with the corresponding Custom Weighting Factor U-names (WF-1 and WF-2),as these were specified in the WEIGHTING-FACTOR keyword in theSPACE-CONDITIONS subcommand. If more than seven SPACEs are analyzed in a run,the report will continue onto subsequent pages.In each column below the U-names are listed the actual Custom WeightingFactors, broken down into six categories: solar, general lighting, task1 ighting, people/equipment, conduction, and air temperature. The first fiveIIL157 (Revised 5/81)