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November 27, 2006, 12:59 |
Semi porous fence
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I am looking at the air flow around a building, and what to model the air passing through a wire mesh fence which rund perpendicular to the building. I have created this as a single surface, internal wall in ICEM, but am a little unsure as to the best way to model its porosity in CFX-pre. My inital thoughts are that I model it as an opening, with a relative pressure of 0Pa and a loss coefficient of, say 50%. i feer i maybe over simplifying it somewhat though.
does anybody have any thoughts or feelings as to how i proceed? Regards, Andrew |
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November 30, 2006, 10:11 |
Re: Semi porous fence
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In the end, I decided to give it some arbitrary thickness, and then a volumetric porosity, which seems to have worked well.
Just in case any one was interested...! |
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