HVAC

January 29, 2004, 12:10

Hello everybody. I wanna know how to model "humid air" in fluent. which models should I use? Is there any built-in function for modeling "relative humidity" and "Humidity ratio"? and another general question: Is Fluent really a good software for modeling HVAC applications? Does is do this job perfectly? or it is better to use another software? and which one? mght2004@noavar.com

February 8, 2004, 22:38

Hi,

Yes you can do and I have the experience . You have to select the species transport. The results including relative humidity and some HVAC functions.

FJ

January 29, 2004, 12:10	HVAC	#1
David Jones Guest Posts: n/a	Hello everybody. I wanna know how to model "humid air" in fluent. which models should I use? Is there any built-in function for modeling "relative humidity" and "Humidity ratio"? and another general question: Is Fluent really a good software for modeling HVAC applications? Does is do this job perfectly? or it is better to use another software? and which one? mght2004@noavar.com

February 8, 2004, 22:38	Re: HVAC	#2
FJ Guest Posts: n/a	Hi, Yes you can do and I have the experience . You have to select the species transport. The results including relative humidity and some HVAC functions. FJ

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