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Understanding building heating and cooling loads is an essential part of building design, and by virtue in ensuring optimal building performance. Using 3D thermal modelling can be used to optimise the traditional hand-calc steady-state type calculation. Or it can be used for dynamic thermal analysis which will usually result in reduced required plant size. #meadowsandross #buildingperformance #heatingandcooling #energyefficency #dynamicmodelling

Assessing building heating and cooling loads with accuracy at design stage is an essential part of optimising building performance. Often things like internal gains are miss-represented leading to undersized cooling plant and rooms which frequently overheat.

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Hey LinkedIn fam! ?? Let's talk about first angle projection and third angle projection. ?? Confused about which one to use? ?? Don't worry, I got you covered with a detailed explanation. ??♀? First angle projection is like a selfie ??, where the object is placed between the viewer and the plane of projection. ?? On the other hand, third angle projection is like a group photo ??, where the object is placed behind the plane of projection. ??♀???♂? But why does it matter? ?? Well, understanding the difference between these two projection methods is crucial in creating accurate technical drawings. ?? It affects the orientation and placement of the object on the drawing, making sure all the dimensions and angles are correctly represented. ?? #technicaldrawing #engineering #CADdesign #firstangleprojection #thirdangleprojection

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Structural engineering for movie set.?? ??“Once the design for a set was approved, a scale model based on detailed technical drawings was constructed. This virtual 3D blueprint showcased the space, the structure, and any moveable parts, allowing producers and directors to visually plan action sequences and blocking for the actors. Camera and lighting crews used the models to make decisions about camera placement, movement, and lighting design.”??????