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The current set of tests focuses on building thermal envelope and fabric loads and HVAC equipment performance and includes. This procedure tests software over a broad range of parametric interactions and for a number of different output types, thus minimizing the concealment of algorithmic differences by compensating errors. Different building energy simulation programs, representing different degrees of modeling complexity, can be tested.

However, some of the tests may be incompatible with some building energy simulation programs. The revised edition of Standard includes all the test cases of Standard and adds a set of analytical verification test cases for evaluating air-side HVAC equipment models. The edition includes online access to electronic supporting files.

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The current set of tests focuses on building thermal envelope and fabric loads and HVAC equipment performance and includes 1. This procedure tests software over a broad range of parametric interactions and for a number of different output types, thus minimizing the concealment of algorithmic differences by compensating errors. Different building energy simulation programs, representing different degrees of modeling complexity, can be tested. However, some of the tests may be incompatible with some building energy simulation programs.