UFR 4-11 References
Simple room flow
Underlying Flow Regime 4-11 © copyright ERCOFTAC 2004
References
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LIST OF FIGURES
fig2-01.gif||Illustration of the room geometry [[Media:UFR4-11_fig2-02.gif|fig2-02.gif]||Illustration of the CFD mesh used (Run 03) fig2-02vect.jpg||CFD simulation - velocity vectors fig2-03.jpg||Comparison of velocity magnitude contours, 3ach fig2-05-ve.jpg||Comparison of mean velocities, 3ach fig2-05-te.jpg||Comparison of turbulence velocities, 3ach fig2-06.gif||Comparison of velocity decay (U/Uinlet) of the wall jet along the ceiling fig2-07.jpg||Comparison of mean velocities, 1.5ach fig2-08.gif||Effect of mesh refinement on the solution - axial velocity profile fig2-09a.gif Solution error estimates for velocity magnitude on the axial symmetry plane for RUN02. fig2-09b.gif||Solution error estimates for velocity magnitude on the axial symmetry plane for RUN03. fig2-10.jpg||Comparison of velocity magnitude contours, 3ach — two-layer simulation fig2-11.gif||Comparison of velocity decay (U/Uinlet) — two-layer simulation
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Contributors: Steve Gilham; Athena Scaperdas - Atkins