Airflow due to pressure differences
Hello!
I'm new at working with CFD software, so my knowledge is very limited. I'm working on a simulation using CFD commercial program Flow-3D. My goal is to simulate the airflow between two adjacent rooms, through a small hole. The rooms would have a pressure difference between them of -50 Pa (de-pressurization), meaning one room would suck air from the other. The results will then be compared with a blower door test. Can anyone give me some tips on how to perform this simulation, such as boundary conditions and other important parameters? Thank you. |
Hey,
Were you able to figure it out |
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