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Hello,
I am modelling natural ventilation of an office with star-ccm. I want to get the the age of air in the office so I defined a new region at the window to release the scalar.In this region I have the scalar source set to 1/density. In the air properties I have set the Schmidt number to a high value to reduce molecular diffusivity. This should be correct, shouldn't it? I am asking this because I seem to be getting extremely small values, e.g circa 0.01-0.1 s, for 60 m^3 room with 20m^3/s ventilation rate. I assume values should be circa 3 s? Am I doing something wrong? |
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Fixed it; I just hadn't the source term included in all other regions
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Dude, why have you increased the schmidt number to high value, what is the reasoning behind this? what is the rationale?
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