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HEAT-SCHED = SCHEDULE THRU DEC 31(MON, FRI)(1,8)(55)(9,18)(69)(19,24)(55)(WEH)(1,24)(55)DESIGN-COOL-TCOOL-TEMP-SCHBASEBOARD-CTRLSP-1 = ZONEKeyword = Val ueHEAT-TEMP-SCH = HEAT-SCHEDKeyword = Val ueKeyword = Value .•The hypothetical schedule above depicts the heating setpoint of a single thermostat that is reset for off-hours ormultiple thermostats with fixed set points that areswitched-in at the indicated times. For a more detaileddescription of thermostat simulation see the followingdiscussion for thermostat type and Sec. B.6 of this chapter.specifies the space temperature that the program uses tocalculate the supply air flow rate required to meet peak(or design day) cooling loads for the zone.Note that a value for DESIGN-COOL-T must be specified forall ZONE-TYPE = CONDITIONED.DESIGN-COOL-T may also be specified for ZONE-TYPE =UNCONDITIONED or PLENUM (in this case, a value should bespecified that is the user's predicted temperature in thiszone at the time of peak cooling in adjacent zones, thar-­is, those surrounding zones that share a common interiorwall). If ZONE-TYPE = UNCONDITIONED or PLENUM and no valueis specified for DESIGN-COOL-T, it will default to thevalue for TEMPERATURE (see SPACE-CONDITIONS in LOADS).is the U-name of the SCHEDULE instruction that specifiesthe set point of the zone cooling thermostat. If no dataentry is made, the program will assume that the zone has nozone-activated cooling control.The example given for the keyword HEAT-TEMP-SCH alsoapplies to this keyword, if the temperatures indicated areincreased to be more representative of summer conditions.For additional discussion pertinent to the use of thisKeYword for simulation of zone thermostatTc-COntro,-seeSec. B.6Of thlS chapter.--- --Input for this keyword is the code-word that specifies themethod used for controlling the output of the baseboardheating element in the zone. See Table IV.30 for theapplicable code-words.IV.194 (Revised 5/81)