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May 1, 2013, 04:15 |
Modeling of a HVAC Fan
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Hi there!
I am in the process of modeling the flow rate produced by a HVAC fan and am having trouble with some details. The details:
How should I approach this analysis in Fluent? I understand that the differential static pressure is the difference in pressure between the inlet and the outlet but I cannot figure out how to apply this in Fluent. Should I set the Inlet Boundary Conditions in Fluent to a "pressure-inlet" type, set the Gauge Total Pressure to -160Pa and do the same for the outlet but use atmospheric pressure instead? And as for the rotation of the fan itself, am I right in saying this is done through settings in the Boundary Conditions of the fan body? ie. Moving Wall, Rotational, Relative to Adjacent Cell Zones, Rotation-Axis Origin (0,0,0) and Rotation-Axis Direction (0,1,0) Fan body rotation.PNG Any help here would be fantastic! Thanks Last edited by Evona; May 1, 2013 at 05:02. |
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