Objective
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Each Objective has a specific set of inputs available, based on the Objective Scope selected.
In each study, the wall system is divided into non-equidistant cells, from the external material to the internal material. Speckel will generate no more than 10 cells per material with widths that are thinner near the boundaries of each material where most changes are expected and detail is needed.
Cells are assessed across the entire construction.
Cells are assessed across the nominated material types.
Cells are assessed across he nominated material indices.
Cells are assessed across he nominated material sensitivities.
Cells are assessed in the external material.
Cells are assessed in the internal material.
Choose which Materials are included for analysis. Only applicable to 'By Material Type' assessments.
Choose which Sensitivities are included for analysis. Only applicable to 'By Material Sensitivity' assessments.
Set the target Min or Max of the Objective.
Set the target value of the Objective.
Nominate how Regions of analysis are created for your objective. For example, Insulation is often analysed within 10 mm of the material.
Set Objective for all cells across the entire construction.
Set Objective for all cells in all materials.
Set Objective as a minimum depth into all materials.
Set Objective as a maximum depth into all materials.
Set Objective as a maximum depth into external material.
Set Objective as a maximum depth into internal material.
Set Objective for the outer cell of the external material.
Set Objective for the inner cell of the internal material.
Set Objective for all cells of all materials combined.
Set the minimum depth for the Objective region.
Set the maximum depth for the Objective region.
Set the minimum percentage of hours that the Objective must achieve.
Add specific title to the Objective.
Add custom text before Objective decision.
Add custom text after Objective decision.
Show the result decision visible immediately after simulation completes.
Show the detailed report visible when selecting "View Summary”.
Include a summary report at the start of the PDF document.
Include a detailed report at the end of the PDF document.
