Influence of Ventilation Mode on Exhaust of Propellant Vapor in a Confined Space

Jia Zhao Chen; Yu Xiang Zhang; Chao Ning

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1073-1076.374

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Influence of Ventilation Mode on Exhaust of Propellant Vapor in a Confined Space

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Exhaust of propellant vapor in a confined space in case of forced ventilation was simulated by use of software Fluent. Calculated several situations, such as different vent position, vent number, and ventilation speed. The result shows that the lower of vent position, the more obvious the exhaust effect, and the more the vent number, the better the exhaust effect, and the higher the ventilation speed, the rapider the decrease of concentration of propellant vapor.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1073-1076)

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December 2014

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Jia Zhao Chen*, Yu Xiang Zhang, Chao Ning

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Confined Space, Exhaust, Influence, Propellant Vapor, Ventilation Mode

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