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Internal CFD study of air flow and thermal comfort.

Testing the boundary conditons for the heat load calulations of the  house with the known heat load.
House dimensions: 10x10x3 m
Wall thickness 150mm, wall thermal conductivity 0.038W/m/C
Tin: 20.5C, Tout: -35C
Heal load: 0.038/0.15*320*55.5 equals to 4500 Watt

The objective is to get insights of the flow field at the junction of the pipe

Internal CFD to analyse air flow and thermal comfort

The task here is to analyze the performance of a split air conditioner. The dimensions of the room are 12m x 12m x 2.5m. The outside temperature is assumed to be 4oC and a U-value of 0.5 (W/m2.K) for the walls.

A small part of the SimScale office . We actually don't have any active cooling here (Germany) so we took a few liberties to make this more interesting!

To analyse, and optimise the heating of a residential block using various heating methods.

Temperature variation throughout the area

Simulate air flow for each zone of the first floor.

Stack effect (or chimney effect) describes the specific behavior of airflow that occurs due to a difference in indoor-to-outdoor temperature and air density. This phenomenon is best visualized through containers that facilitate this movement, such as chimneys or flue-gas stacks. Understanding stack effect is extremely important for building design, as it creates natural ventilation and air infiltration. As the name might suggest, chimney effect can also aid fireplace plumes and direct smoke propagation, therefore it is crucial to evaluate your design's ventilation systems in the early planning stage.

In this Project i am going to perform a HVAC design for PORT .

View Flow of new ductwork throughout church

thermal comfort of an air conditioning room

HVAC of an entire floor of an office building.

HVAC ductwork on G+5 story mini commercial building

Smoke extraction system for  a nine(9) story  building

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