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Online since: June 2014
Authors: Mohd Khairol Anuar Mohd Ariffin, A.S.M. Rafie, N. Othman, N.S.B. Yusof
Recently, many researchers have been utilized their lab experiments by using computer simulations with different CFD software.
Shirazi et al utilized CFD software to analyze valve performance in presence of cavitation effect[7].
Different CFD software may contain different codes of partial differential equations of fluid flows.
SolidworksFlow Simulations (SWF).
Fang, Numerical simulation and analysis of ball valve three-dimensional flow based on CFD,IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science, Vol. 052024, 2012
Online since: October 2011
Authors: Na Xue, Chuan Hui Zhou
The Study of Vent Form of Double-Skin Facade Based on CFD Chuanhui Zhou a , Na Xue College of Urban Construction, Wuhan University of Science and Technology, Wuhan, China azhou3@126.com Keywords: double skin facade, thermal channel, PHOENICS, CFD Abstract: In this paper, taking a building in Wuhan as a case, the CFD method is used to simulate the air flow field and temperature field of respiration double-skin facade,and by analysis, we know how the position and size of air inlet and air outlet can influence the thermal performance , and their area ratio2:3 is suggested with staggered arrangement.
Meanwhile, according to the simulation results of the three models, we come to the conclusion that the special structures of double-skin facade can form natural convection heat transfer, take away the heat in channels and achieve the goal of energy conservation and consumption reduction.
Computation model and boundary condition This paper presents the numerical simulation of double-skin facade by using PHOENICS3.6.2 and the HVAC special module of FLAIR.
By numerical simulation, we can obtain useful conclusions on whether the upper vent should be larger or the lower should be larger.
CFD.
Online since: August 2025
Authors: Shinichiro Ejiri, Masahiro Miyabe, Dai Iwasaki
The simple prediction method of DRS by CFD simulation used in the previous study was applied and evaluated in terms of the coefficient of variation C.V., static pressure recovery coefficient CP, and total pressure loss coefficient CT in the diffuser flow channel.
The objective of this study was to investigate design parameters such as the slit position, width, and height that minimize performance degradation while maximizing DRS suppressed effect by CFD simulation using a simple prediction method for DRS onset [10]. 2.
Simulation model and setup In this study, steady-state RANS simulation was performed using ANSYS CFX2022R2.
The simulation model used is the same as in the previous study [8].
Conclusion In this study, the design parameters of the diffuser vane slit were comprehensively investigated in CFD simulation for the slit position, width, and height.
Online since: June 2014
Authors: Mohd Hamdan Ahmad, Leng Pau Chung, Dilshan Remaz Ossen, Malsiah Binti Hamid, Mohammad Baharvand
The collected data was utilized as the boundary condition for the CFD simulation for further prediction of the model.
Table 2: Coordinate of monitoring point for modeled case study room CFD Simulation.
The field measurement weather data as shown in Table 1 was input as the boundary condition for the CFD simulation.
The CFD simulation was carried out using DesignBuilder simulation program.
CFD Simulation: Effects of Thermal Performance in Varied Orientation.
Online since: July 2017
Authors: Carlos Henrique Ataíde, Claudio Roberto Duarte, Isabele Cristina Bicalho, Dyovani Bruno Lima dos Santos
The aim of this work was to evaluate experimentally and through numerical simulations, the helical path and the axial mean velocity developed by glass beads with diameter of 2.7 mm flowing with a non-Newtonian fluid through a partially obstructed annulus.
Techniques of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) were applied to obtain detailed information about the flow field, allowing to estimate the radial position of launching of particles in the range of 35.5 mm to 39.1 mm.
Techniques of CFD were applied in order to predict the flow patterns in horizontal annular sections partially clogged and compared with the experimental data obtained by inserting particles into the flow.
The simulations were performed steady, in laminar regime using periodic flow conditions in the axial direction.
The parameters of the Herschel-Bulkley model (=3.14 Pa; =0.3864 Pa.sn e = 0.50) corresponding to the fluid studied were inserted into the viscous panel of the CFD software.
Online since: October 2013
Authors: Yuan Tao Sun, Xian Rong Qin, Xin Liao, Qing Zhang, Yuan Yuan Liu
China atjqin@tongji.edu.cn (corresponding author), bliaoxin808909@hotmail.com, canneliuyuanyuan@gmail.com, dzhqing@tongji.edu.cn, esun1979@sina.com Keywords: mechanical structure, local wind field, CFD Abstract.
In this paper, the local wind field of a container terminal in Shanghai of China was simulated by CFD technique, and the corresponding spatial distribution of wind velocity, turbulence intensity and wind profile were investigated in detail.
The results of the simulation suggest that the local surrounding wind field of the investigated container terminal is remarkably influenced by the surrounding container ship and container piles.
Fig.2 Schematic of a container terminal Fig.3 Meshed inner region and the definition of wind angle The computational domain of CFD was divided into two regions, i.e. the inner region and outer region, with the inner one surrounded by the outer one.
These simulation results suggest that it is not reasonable to use a constant power function index for the entire local wind field surrounding the port machinery.
Online since: April 2013
Authors: Zamri Omar, Bambang Basuno, Fatimah Yusop
In CFD analysis, the models use various types of Partial Differential Equation (PDE).
Comparison with ANSYS CFD-FLUENT.
The maximum density values almost the same, which are 2.63 kg/m3 for CFD code and 2.29 kg/m3 for ANSYS CFD-FLUENT.
Moin, Direct simulations of turbulent flow using finite-difference schemes, Journal of Computational Physics. 96 (1991) 15-53
Lelef, Boundary conditions for direct simulations of compressible viscous flows, Journal of Computational Physics. 101(1992) 104-129.
Online since: December 2013
Authors: Muhammad Ammar Nik Mutasim, Ahmad Alif Ahmad Adam, Nurul Suraya Azahari
aammar@ump.edu.my, bsurayanurul@gmail.com, califadam15@yahoo.com Keywords: CFD, MHP, Archimedes Screw, Particle prediction Abstract.
For this reason, computational fluid dynamics (CFD) methods are used.
Introduction The advantages of using Computational fluid dynamics, CFD is that the researcher can study more on complex problem that is impossible to be done experimentally and the cost to do the project is also decrease as the researcher just need to set-up the simulation.
CFD simulation of particle distribution in stirred vessel“,2000
Mϋller. “ CFD Modelling and validation of measured wind field data in a portable wind tunnel”, 2011.
Online since: March 2015
Authors: Hong Ming Zhang, Li Xiang Zhang
Simulation results have shown that the cavitation may occur on the lower portion of impeller suction side.
Thus, CFD has been an effective tool in studies on the internal flow in pumps.
OpenFOAM is an object-oriented C++ library of classes and routines of use for writing CFD codes.
It has a set of basic features similar to any commercial CFD solver, such as turbulence models and discretization schemes.
It is increasingly being used in the numerical simulation of hydraulic machinery.
Online since: May 2012
Authors: Yuan Liang
Introduction Using CFD technology to study indoor air quality problem is that wind speed, temperature, relative humidity, pollutant concentration in each position of room and so on, which are obtained by numerical simulation, to evaluate ventilation and air exchange efficiency, thermal comfort and pollutant removing efficiency.
Numerical Simulation and discussions Simulation conditions.
There are two simulation schemes.
Numerical simulation results are shown in Fig.2.
Simulation of Interior Natural Ventilation and Thermal Comfort Based on CFD J.
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