CFD modelling of the air and contaminant distribution in rooms
β Scribed by Youchen Fan
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1995
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 608 KB
- Volume
- 23
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0378-7788
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β¦ Synopsis
The k-E model is a wid!ely used model in engineering practice in handling indoor air quality problem. However, difficulties may arise when using the high Reynolds number k-e model to simulate air flow patterns close to the boundaries of air and the stagnant component as well as the low air flow fluctuation elsewhere in a room. When using the k-E model for low Reynolds number cases, the correlations between turbulent coefficients and turbulent Reynolds number must also be defined. By using the so-called Kolmogorov micro scale method, a new set of turbulent coefficient functions was deduced in this paper for the k-e model in a case of low Reynolds number flow. Using the standard wall function leads to large differences between the measured and calculated heat transfer coefficient. A special wall function valid for a viscous sublayer, a buffer zone and a fully turbulent log-law zone is recommended in this paper. In addition, the modelling of air terminal devices in CFD simulations is summarized by using a literature collection.
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