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Summary Comparison of Simulation Program Features FEATURE DOE2.2 equest TRACE 700 HAP Public/Proprietary Public Domain Proprietary Proprietary Proprietary Simulation Method 8760 hours 8760 hours 8760 hours 8760 hours Loads Methodology Cst Wtg Factor Cst Wtg Factor Std Wtg Factor Std Wtg Factor Load Design Calculation No No Yes Yes Max # of Zones 1024 1024 Unlimited 2500 Front End Type text/command Windows Windows Windows Multiple Interface Views On-screen help none extensive substantial extensive User-Selectable Hourly Output extensive extensive limited extensive Graphic Results Summary "3-D" Building Drawing Accepts CAD input files/gbxml Export Data back to CAD files Materials/Assemblies Library Schedules Library Graphic Schedule Input Bldgs/Prototype Library Detailed Shading Automatic Equip Sizing limited limited Human Comfort Prediction Expression Inputs Multiple schemes / parametrics # Terminal Systems Types 28 28 24 21 # Primary Equipment Types 27 27 24 22 Runtime (40 zones, 1.8MHz P4)* 20 sec 20 sec 2.3 min 2 min Approximate Costc freeware freeware $1995+$413/yr $1495+$300/yr Documentation extensive extensive moderate moderate User modeling guide included Telephone and Email Help not available $450/10 hrs extensive limited Minimum Hardware Recommended Windows 9x+ 32 MB Windows XP+ 32 MB Windows XP+ 32 MB Windows XP+ 32 MB * Dependent on tool version

Comparison of LOADS Modeling Capabilities Weather data Number of weather data days used 365 365 12/365 365 Statistical weather summaries available limited User-processing of custom weather data Calculation Time Step 1-hour in LOADS 15 min or 30 min kw reporting Spaces and Zones Max # of Spaces / Zones 1024 1024 No max 2500 Spaces used as components of HVAC zones Spaces/Zones named or numbered? names names names names Floor and/or Space multipliers Schedules Maximum number of seasons per schedule 52 52 12 8 Shading Overhangs Fins Setbacks (I.e., "Reveals") Detached (e.g., adjacent building) Self-shading limited Shade transmittance schedulable Operable interior/exterior shading Glazing Systems Input Methods Simple shading coefficient & conductance Glazing library User-definable layer-by-layer specification * Lighting Systems Input Methods Simple lighting power and/or density Luminaire characteristics and Count Desired illuminance (program calc's lighting power) Max Number of Lighting & Equipment Loads per Zone 5 5 unlimited 3 Daylighting Levels Predicted on Request Natural Ventilation limited limited limited * Import from Windows 5 available

Air-Side SYSTEMS Types Comparison of Air-Side SYSTEM Modeling Capabilities Single Supply Duct Types Packaged single-zone system Single-zone fan system w optional sub-zone reheat Constant volume reheat fan system Single-zone inducion fan system Variable volume (VAV) fan system, optional reheat Fan-powered VAV (powered induction unit) system Packaged variable volume system Ceiling bypass variable volume system Packaged variable volume / variable temperature Packaged total gas solid desiccant system Evaporative cooling system Underfloor air distribution systems Displacement ventilation systems Active chilled beam system Passive chilled beam system Air Mixing Systems Dual duct system Dual fan dual duct system Multizone system Packaged multizone system Terminal Unit Systems Packaged terminal air conditioner Unitary hydronic ("California") heat pump system Two-pipe fan coil system Four-pipe fan coil system Two-pipe induction system Four-pipe induction system Variable refrigerant volume system Ground-source heat pump system Gas engine-driven heat pump system Residential Systems Packaged rooftop system Split system Variable volume / variable temperature system Heating Only Systems Heating and ventilating system Unit heater

Air-Side SYSTEMS Options Coil Sizing based on: Comparison of Air-Side SYSTEM Options Coincident (building block) load Non-coincident (sum of each zone) load User-input Thermostat Action Options Two-position Proportional Reverse-acting Automatic start-up cycles Coil Control Options Constant temperature Reset by OSA Reset by zone demand User scheduled Fan Control Options Constant volume Cycling Two-speed Inlet vane Discharge dampers Variable speed drives User-definable curve Fan static pressure optimization Air-Side Economizer & Ventilation Options Dry-bulb economizer Enthalpy economizer Fixed volume VAV control Schedulable OSA quantities Indirect and direct evaporative cooling ASHRAE Standard 62.1 2004/2007 Demand control ventilation Adjacent room air transfer Dedicated Outdoor Air Options Split dehumidification Dehumidification control Control optimization (DB and Dew Point) Active Dehumidification Controls Worst case room

Mixed air bypass Return air bypass Variable speed fan Heat Recovery Options Multiple stages available Heat pipe Solid desiccant Liquid desiccant Type III desiccant Sensible wheel Total energy wheel Coil runaround loops Fixed plate heat exchanger Fixed membrane heat exchanger Duct losses Direct, plenum, and ducted return paths CFM loss reduces air to zone Thermal & air losses affect surrounding zone temp

Comparison of Water-Side PLANT Equipment Modeling Capabilities Water-Side PLANT Equipment Types Heating Electric HW or steam boiler Fuel HW or steam boiler Cooling 1-Stage & 2-stage HW or steam absorption chiller Direct-fired 2-stage absorption chiller Open/hermetic centrifugal chiller (water/air-cooled) Open/hermetic reciprocating (water/air-cooled) Rotary screw chiller (water/air-cooled) Double bundle chiller Engine-driven chiller Central geothermal (cascaded or fully mixed) Heat Rejection Open cross-flow or counter-flow tower Open cross-flow or counter-flow tower with HX Ground loop Scheduled temperature (e.g., lake, aquifer) Evaporative precooling for DX systems Chiller-tower optimization Thermal Storage Hot water storage Chilled water storage Ice or eutectic thermal storage Electric Generating Equipment Diesel engine Photovoltaic Modules Steam or gas turbine Water-Side Economizer Condenser water coils for DX systems "Parallel" plate&frame or strainer cycle "Series" plate&frame Refrigerant migration Fluid cooler Load shedding Other Purchased steam or chilled water Chilled water reset

Condenser water reset Hot gas reheat for dehumidification

Comparison of Water-Side PLANT Options Water-Side PLANT Equipment Options Plant Equipment Sizing based on: User-defined design day weather Annual weather file data Heating and Cooling Equip Control Options mixed equipment types lead-lag equipment control seasonal equipment control time-of-day equipment control preferential equipment loading Cooling Tower Control Options Fixed leaving water temperature Wet-bulb reset One-speed fans Two-speed fans Variable-speed fans