Indoor Thermal Environment Research of Air Conditioning Office with Air from Window Gap

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The paper presents a numerical simulation study of indoor thermal environment of an air conditioning office in winter in Hengyang. Considering the effect of air infiltration from window gap, the distribution of indoor temperature field, velocity field and humidity field can be obtained when air supply angle is 45° down to the horizontal direction. Compared with simulation which air infiltration is ignored, the results show that average temperature of air conditioning area reduces 0.6 °C in Y = 1.1 m section. Air velocity is larger in Y = 1.1 m air conditioning zone. The air speed is greater than 0.2 m/s in local area, a sense blowing. Average relative humidity is larger in Y = 1.1 m air conditioning area. The research indicates that air infiltration can not be allowed to be neglected in numerical simulation.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 860-863)

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1660-1665

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December 2013

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