DYNAMIC SIMULATION
Dynamic simulations differ from standard ones because they vary over time. When you'll select a dynamic simulation on the results tab, the time slider (just below the viewport) will be activated.
Dynamic simulation settings
In the “Dynamic” tab of simulation settings, you'll find the following options:
precision: determines the detail of dynamic simulations. The higher the detail, the smaller is the used time step;
compute flows: if active, dynamic simulation, using surface resistances for flow analysis, will be performed;
compute mold: if active, dynamic simulation, using surface resistances for mold analysis, will be performed;
compute dew: if active, dynamic simulation, using surface resistances for dew analysis, will be performed;
compute thermal lag: if active, thermal lag and its related values (as defined in EN 13786) will be computed using dynamic simulations;
discard lag simulation: if active, dynamic simulations used to compute thermal lag will not be accessible by the user (even if thermal lag has been computed). This option is useful if you want to reduce file size;
invert main in/ex couple for lag: if active, the couple of internal/external boundary conditions, used for lag computation, will be inverted;
graph time unit: the time unit used for graphs' visualization;
thermal lag precision: precision of thermal lag computation.