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starting in loopcad is one better than the other i opted to do the cooling loads simultaneously for minisplits later so thats a factor its a 4story 4500 sf radiant heated in nyc ny
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guess its man j if im doing cooling too huh but is it as good for the radiant side or should i just do one at a time
the program can run both in background if man j is as good w radiant0 -
heat loss is heat loss whether its for radiant or warm air....i think the loopcad helps you determine whether the radiant will satisfy the heat load or add supplemental heat. i have used the loopcad for multiple radiant and snowmelt jobs great results ....i have also done these jobs without itASM Mechanical Company
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Servicing all 5 boroughs of NYC.
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Correct, only MJ8 does cooling loads. You can switch between MJ8 and ASHRAE on the heating side. There are some differences in the calculations, but from a designer standpoint the real difference is different climate databases and differing abilities to create custom roof/ceiling assemblies.0
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