Room Ventilation By Cooling Duct CFD Simulation, ANSYS Fluent Training

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Description

Modern HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) systems are built to ensure the best indoor air quality and comfort. One crucial component of these systems is room ventilation via cooling ducts. Distributing chilled air from a central air conditioning unit to different rooms through these ducts keeps a building’s temperature constant and comfortable. A room ventilation system benefits from a cooling duct is numerically investigated in this independent study.

Room Ventilation By Cooling Duct CFD Simulation

Simulation Process

The room model is primarily created using Design Modeler. As portrayed above, a door, a window and HVAC ducts are installed. The domain is then discretized into hexagonal cells using ANSYS ICEM software. This structured mesh was established from 1078800 number of cells.

The ultimate goal of the present study is to get acquainted with the power of CFD simulations. Thus, the simplest assumptions are taken. While the window`s temperature is 37.1°C, the 9-degree ducts are expected to cool down the room.

using Design Modeler

Post-processing

The most notable point that must taken into consideration is the heat transfer mechanism governing the ventilation inside the room. The ducts do not pass the cold air with high velocity indoors, so it is natural convection that provides cooler areas in the room. Consequently, It was the reason that the ducts are implemented on top levels near the ceiling. Anyway, the ventilation system could cool down the room to 28.5°. Plus, the velocity distribution on different levels are depicted in terms of contours.

FAQ

We pride ourselves on presenting unique products at CFDLAND. We stand out for our scientific rigor and validity. Our products are not based on guesswork or theoretical assumptions like many others. Instead, most of our products are validated using experimental or numerical data from valued scientific journals. Even if direct validation isn’t possible, we build our models and assumptions on the latest research, typically using reference articles to approximate reality.

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You can load geometry and mesh files, as well as case and data files, using any version of ANSYS Fluent.

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