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Getting started with IDA ICE

Last modified by Sven Moosberger on 2026/08/26 10:24

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Time series diagrams

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GettingStarted_a094dc9a.png Load Energy run results by selecting Energy from the Summary tab.

GettingStarted_6d3a9715.png Open the Details tab

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GettingStarted_a094dc9a.png Scroll down to BigOffice in the list on the left

GettingStarted_6d3a9715.png Open the main temperatures diagram

NB The ‘mean air temperature’ is the room air dry bulb temperature of the well mixed zone. The ‘operative temperature’ is the average of the air temperature and a radiation temperature. This temperature definition is closer to the human temperature sensation. For the Climate zone model, the operative temperature is measured at the location of the occupant.

GettingStarted_4628e94.png Change time slice

GettingStarted_40e48000.png Choose ‘Week’

GettingStarted_91b60a9a.png Step forward from week to week

GettingStarted_72677792.png Open the AHU temperatures diagram

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GettingStarted_a094dc9a.png Drag and drop the outside air temperature curve from the AHU temperature diagram into the room temperature diagram.

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GettingStarted_a094dc9a.png Go to the table view of the result object

GettingStarted_6d3a9715.png Open the table properties

GettingStarted_4628e94.png Change time resolution

GettingStarted_40e48000.png Choose ‘HOUR’

Note: The table view of result objects is in html format and therefore can easily be exported as a table e.g. by means of the clipboard.

Note: The measured values are integrated over the preceding hour, i.e. they are not instantaneous values.

GettingStarted_91b60a9a.png Finalize table properties

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