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August 30, 1999, 10:33
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Tunnnel Simulations?
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Ciao everybody,
I wonder if there are CFD-codes (commercial or research) around, which are able to predict the flowfield in a street tunnel including trafic such as cars or trains and ventilation. Important would be to model also the differents between having independent tubes per direction or just one tube for both directions. What would be the best way to model moving cars in a tunnel? The subject has some importance after major accidents in european street tunnels. Thank you! Ciao Heinz |
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