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# Heat Load Model Overview
The heat load model allows us to generate heat load scenario's which have hour and monthly heat loss data based of building data acquired by the engineers and from online sources / API's.
## Heat Load Scenario
### Zones
The number of zones per scenario can vary.
Each zone has an indoor desired temperature when occupied and a set point temperature that is the minimum temperature allowed by the system when building is not occupied.
#General Zone Dimensions and Parameters
Height of Zone
Floor Area
Volume of Zone
Floor Perimeter
Is Zone Below
Depth
Percentage Below Grade
#Component Dimensions
Current Orientation: North, East, West, South
Door (1 per Orientation)
Window (1 per Orientation)
#U Factor
Infiltration
Ceiling
Door
Wall(One per orientation)
Window(One per orientation)
### Calculations
Hourly and Monthly Heat loss from components. ceiling, door, wall, north window, south window, east window, west window, total window, floor, infiltration, and total.
### User Interface
In our Input GUI for the heat loss scenarios we first specify the number of zones.
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