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Does anybody knows, in modeling wind-driven natural ventilation, if set fixed flow (such as using fixed-flow in Flovent) around building, i.e. set fixed flow speed gradient along the height of the domain, and use turbulence model, such as k-e model, is the result reliable?
And, if this is ok, how to deal with the backgroud settingin Flovent, which also includes something about speeds and directions? Thank in advance! |
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In modeling wind-driven natural ventilation, if set fixed flow (such as using fixed-flow in Flovent) around building, i.e. set fixed flow speed gradient along the height of the domain, and use turbulence model, such as k-e model, is the result reliable?
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