Natural Ventilation in Workshop with Different Horizontal Arrangement of Heat Source

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The natural ventilation in a heating workshop with different horizontal arrangement of heat source was numerically simulated based on computational fluid dynamics (CFD) method. Realizable k- turbulent model was used to calculate the air flow and temperature distribution. Simulation results showed that the horizontal arrangement of the heat source in the workshop influenced heavily the air flow and temperature distribution. When the heat source was placed at the workshop centre, the heat distribution factor was minimal, the average air temperature at operation zone was lowest and the hot air exhausting velocity was highest, the air flow field and temperature distribution was reasonable for the natural ventilation. When the heat source was placed to be close to the air inlet opening, the fresh air would travel a short path and directly rise to exit and the fresh air did not reach to the right part of the workshop, leading to a possible accumulation of pollutant emission there. When the heat source was placed at the right side of the workshop, the benefit would be that the possible pollutant could be taken away by the air flow, however, the ventilation rate decreased.

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