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February 28, 2009, 14:18 |
Modeling people in fluent
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I am modeling a ballroom with lots of people. The goal is to analysis airflow and temp distribution in the occupiable part of the space (bottom 9ft). Right now i have the people set up as a volume of fluid with an energy source. What is the best way to model the air resistance of the people?
I tried using porous zone but am unable to accurately calculate the vicious resistance or the inertial resistance for a volume of people. Would defining the walls of the "human volume" as porous_jumps be better? Just looking to see what best practices methods are. Thanks. |
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