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April 4, 2016, 18:26 |
Modelling indoor air flow field - Outlet Static Pressure
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Hello dudes!
I am a begineer in CFD, and I am simulating a retangular enclosure enviroment with forced convection of air. The geometry domain has just one inlet and one outlet. My boundary conditions are: at the inlet I set the velocity and the turbulent parameters. At the walls I set temperature constant. At the outlet I set the Static Pressure. My great doubt is about the static pressure at the outlet. My intention is that this outlet simulate na entrance of na air-conditioning system, and my inlet would be the exit of the air-conditioning system. The question is: Would this outlet pressure be a negative pressure? Or must I set this static pressure as zero? What would be a better practice? If someone already worked in a problem like this, please help me. Thank you very much |
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