SWBE011 High Efficiency Window, Residential

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SWBE011 High Efficiency Windows, Residential
Energy Modeler: Alamelu Brooks
Postprocessing: Alamelu Brooks

This measure is the installation of high-efficiency windows with reduced thermal conductance and improved radiant emissivity. The measure applies to residential buildings (SFM, MFM and DMO) under new construction and retrofit applications..

SWBE011-01 Resi Windows ModelOutputFiles.zip
SWBE011-01 Resi Windows ModelInputFiles.zip

Pull Request (PR) Description

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PR Author

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