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    The document provides building temperature profiles for an academic building, including unmet cooling and heating loads over the course of a day. It shows the maximum and minimum temperatures reached in each hour, with the highest unmet cooling load occurring during early morning hours. Applying an optimal start schedule could help reduce unmet loads during morning pickup times.

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    The document provides building temperature profiles for an academic building, including unmet cooling and heating loads over the course of a day. It shows the maximum and minimum temperatures reached in each hour, with the highest unmet cooling load occurring during early morning hours. Applying an optimal start schedule could help reduce unmet loads during morning pickup times.

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    The document provides building temperature profiles for an academic building, including unmet cooling and heating loads over the course of a day. It shows the maximum and minimum temperatures reached in each hour, with the highest unmet cooling load occurring during early morning hours. Applying an optimal start schedule could help reduce unmet loads during morning pickup times.

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    ONLY
    ACADEMIC
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    BUILDING TEMPERATURE PROFILES
    Unmet
    Clg ---- Maximum---- ---- Minimum----
    System/Room Description Hr in DayLoad Hours 2 3 4 Temp 23 24
    => 1 Tem M Hr D 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Mo
    p o ay
    *Note: Applying an optimum start schedule of "Available (100%)" may help to reduce the occurrence of unmet loads if they happened during morning pickup or pulldown hours.
    Project Name:
    Dataset Name:
    Daytype
    with
    most Unmet
    Unmet
    Htg Load
    hours
    H Day Hours
    r

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