Numerical Simulation on Effects of Air Supply Angle and Air Supply Velocity to Indoor Thermal Environment of Wall Hanging Air-Conditioning
Xiao Yong Peng, Lan Xia Guo, Xu Sheng Chai, Jing Jing Liang, Zhi Qiu Fu
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Xiao Yong Peng, Lan Xia Guo, Xu Sheng Chai, Jing Jing Liang, Zhi Qiu Fu
Abstract
A wall hanging air-conditioning office was simulated on three different air supply angle and three different air supply velocity by the AIRPAK .Based on the velocity fields, temperature fields, PMV-PPD obtained, analysis indoor thermal comfort. The result shows obvious difference of air distribution and great effect of indoor thermal under different air supply angle and different air supply velocity. By comprehensive comparison, the best air supply condition is the one of 75° downward, 3.0m/s.
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A wall hanging air-conditioning office was simulated on three different air supply angle and three different air supply velocity by the AIRPAK .Based on the velocity fields, temperature fields, PMV-PPD obtained, analysis indoor thermal comfort. The result shows obvious difference of air distribution and great effect of indoor thermal under different air supply angle and different air supply velocity. By comprehensive comparison, the best air supply condition is the one of 75° downward, 3.0m/s.
Key concepts: Air conditioning, Thermal, Air velocity, Room air distribution, Thermal comfort, Air temperature, Environmental science, Indoor air