How to account for infiltration and exfiltration in CFD for HVAC applications? -- CFD Online Discussion Forums

January 22, 2020, 04:36	How to account for infiltration and exfiltration in CFD for HVAC applications?	#1
alexksei New Member Aleksei Join Date: Jun 2018 Posts: 24 Rep Power: 7	Hi everyone The question is in the title Does anyone has an idea of how to account for infiltration and exfiltration of air in CFD for HVAC applications, particularly for Heat Transfer in Automotive industry? All other suggestions from, for instance, Civil Engineering are welcomed. Normally in CFD we work with watertight geometry, but in real life a lot of heat is lost through small holes and gaps (they they up to 50%)

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