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Integrating CFD and building simulation

Bartak, M., I. Beausoleil-Morrison, J.A. Clarke,J. Denev, F. Drkal, and M. Laina
2002
Building and Environment, 37(8-9), 873-881
Building performance simulation; Computational fluid dynamics; Integrated modelling; Empirical validation


Bartak, M., I. Beausoleil-Morrison, J.A. Clarke,J. Denev, F. Drkal, and M. Laina, (2002), "Integrating CFD and building simulation", Building and Environment, 37(8-9), 873-881.
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Abstract

To provide practitioners with the means to tackle problems related to poor indoor environments, building simulation and computational fluid dynamics can usefully be integrated within a single computational framework.

This paper describes the outcomes from a research project sponsored by the European Commission, which furthered the CFD modelling aspects of the ESP-r system. The paper summarises the form of the CFD model, describes the method used to integrate the thermal and flow domains and reports the outcome from an empirical validation exercise.

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