Optimal Design of Heating and Ventilation for Drying Room Based on Transient CFD Simulation

Si Huang; Tian Tian Ding; Chao Yan; Zi Sheng Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.364.524

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Optimal Design of Heating and Ventilation for Drying Room Based on Transient CFD Simulation

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Transient air flow and heat transfer in a container-drying room is simulated by using Airpak software in this paper. The transient numerical solutions are obtained for air flow within the drying room including flow speed, pressure, temperature, mean age of air, etc. The analysis focuses on temperature, temperature rise and mean age of air surrounding the container surface with heating time. Drying design is determined by comparing two different ways for heating and ventilation. By means of simulation, it is possible to significantly shorten the drying time of the container corners, and to achieve the purpose of energy saving.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 364)

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Si Huang, Tian Tian Ding, Chao Yan, Zi Sheng Wang

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Drying Room, Energy Saving, Mean Age of Air, Temperature Field

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