Flow and temperature distribution in a ventilated enclosure
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YOOSAF PP
L.B.S.C.E KASARAGOD
FLOW AND TEMPERATURE
DISTRIBUTIONS IN A VENTILATED
ENCLOSURE WITH VARIOUS INLET-
OUTLET CONFIGURATIONS
3. INTRODUCTION
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• Ventilation is the process of supplying and removing
air by natural or mechanical means to and from a
building.
• Effective ventilation means providing comfort
operating condition.
• Experimental approach.
• Theoretical approach.
1. Analytical.
2.Computational.
4. MATHEMATICAL FORMULATION
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• Dimension = 8×6.
• Inlet velocity = 0.5 m/s
• Inlet air temperature = 295 K
• Ambient temperature = 300 K
• Operating temperature = 305 K
• Flow are governed by the continuity equation,
Navier–Stokes equation and energy equations.
7. SOLUTION METHODOLOGY
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• The governing equations are solved by
computational procedure.
• Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) software
provides the smooth solutions at the interior
domain including the corner regions.
• The computational code has been validated by
comparing the numerical results obtained by
computational analyses with the available
benchmarks problem.
15. CONCLUSION
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• Investigation of forced convection in a ventilated
enclosure with various inlet-outlet configurations.
• Computational studies shows different stream
functions and temperature profiles for various
enclosure configuration.
• The heat transfer is strongly affected by the flow
velocity and enclosure inlet-outlet opening
configuration.
• Comparative study clearly shows that the case 6 is
the best suitable flow field.