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Hi all, I am modelling a room with people sleeping and rotating fans. For the fans I am set them as moving frames and the airflow velocity is consistent with site observations. I am having trouble with incorporating heat transfer in my model. For the radiation model, I have put in the Discrete Ordinates method. However, I don't know why the DO irradiation on my fan blades in the moving frame is so high.
Also, I am not getting a large thermal plume from human bodies like I would expect. The humans are modelled as walls with a heat flux of 40W/m2. Apologies as I am new to the forum have very little experience in heat transfer modelling. Appreciate the help. |
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Just found out how to attach attachments.
Temperature contour plane showing little thermal plume and weird bits of temperature on the ceiling temp.jpg DO Irradiation contour plane showing DO Irradiation on the blades of the fan DOIrrad.jpg |
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