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CAR PARK JET FAN
Posted 30 nov. 2011, 12:03 UTC−5 Fluid & Heat, Heat Transfer & Phase Change, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Version 4.2 1 Reply
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Hello,
I am kinda new in this software. I need to simulate jet fans to make smoke exaust simulations in car parks.
The thing is i need to make a cilinder that has an air intake in one side and an exaust in the other (recirculation) but it has to keep the air properties of the intake.
Cheers,
Pedro
I am kinda new in this software. I need to simulate jet fans to make smoke exaust simulations in car parks.
The thing is i need to make a cilinder that has an air intake in one side and an exaust in the other (recirculation) but it has to keep the air properties of the intake.
Cheers,
Pedro
1 Reply Last Post 19 déc. 2011, 02:25 UTC−5
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hi
what do you exactly mean by properties of the intake ? You have the periodic BCs or the pair BC that helps you make a link between two distinct BC (check the doc, and try a few simple examples.
The best way to test out COMSOL is to contact the local rep, and get them make a demo
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Good luck
Ivar
what do you exactly mean by properties of the intake ? You have the periodic BCs or the pair BC that helps you make a link between two distinct BC (check the doc, and try a few simple examples.
The best way to test out COMSOL is to contact the local rep, and get them make a demo
--
Good luck
Ivar