To incorporate the ventilation requirements listed in Ashrae 62.1
Should the People outdoor Air Rate_ cfm/person be captured under flow/person
and Area outdoor air rate cfm/ft2 be captured under flow/area ?
What is the difference between Flow/ Area and Flow per zone ?
since program type is applied to each zone separately - Are these 2 interchangeable ?
Program Types_Subsection
Ashrae 62.1 Reference
Additionally where can I find definitions (if any) for all the sections and subsections defined by Pollination room properties?
Hi @upawarcannon,
I defer to @chriswmackey or @mingbo to respond to the first question but I can help with the second one.
I imagine by room properties you are referring to room energy properties. In that case, you can find the documentation for all the objects here:
https://www.ladybug.tools/honeybee-schema/model.html#tag/roomenergypropertiesabridged_model
For all the room properties including the energy properties, check this link:
https://www.ladybug.tools/honeybee-schema/model.html#tag/room_model
You can also find the definition of all the other objects including ventilation which is related to your first question:
https://www.ladybug.tools/honeybee-schema/model.html#tag/ventilation_model
If you hover your mouse on the inputs you should see a similar description.
For your first question, the Ventilation specification always takes all of the flows that you specify and adds them together to give you a final ventilation flow (this is the same logic used in ASHREA 62.1).
Given that ASHRAE 62.1 has all of its specifications on a per-area and per-person basis, you shouldn’t have any need for the other two specification methods.
Flow/zone is if you needed to specify a fixed flow rate that was independent of floor area or people, which is pretty rare.
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