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July 17, 2022, 22:52 |
Why do the values of the standing boundary condition change?
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Jin Seok Lee
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Hello
I have a question while analyzing the kitchen hood airflow. The details to inquire are as follows. * The inlet boundary condition velocity value is changed after analysis. [boundary name is inlet_poor3] For example, I set 0.1m/s as the inlet condition, but after analyzing the results, it is changed to 0.14m/s. The fine dust removal efficiency formula is as follows, and the efficiency value changes when the inlet boundary condition is changed. This results in incorrect efficiency values being calculated. [Efficiency = PM25 mass_out(hood's mass flow) / PM25 mass_in] I applied a value of 0.1m/s as a boundary condition, why does it change? Isn't the input value entered into the boundary condition a fixed value? If anyone knows, please advise. thank you * Analysis condition 1. Analysis condition: steady state condition 2. Working fluid: Mixture Gas 3. Buoyancy model: Full buoyancy applied 4. Heat transfer model: Thermal Energy 5. Turbulence model: SST k-w 6. Particle Tracking Method (PTM) applied 7. inlet_poor3 condition 1) Mass and Momentum: normal speed 0.1m/s 2) static temperature: 1500C 3) component: mixure gas (including PM25) 8. outlet condition > 450[cmh] Last edited by jins9158; July 19, 2022 at 00:33. |
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