Study on Inter-zonal Heat Transfer for Large Space Buildings with Floor-level Side Wall Air-supply System

This study uses experimental and computational fluid dynamics (CFD) methods to investigate convective heat transfer, heat convection caused by airflow, and heat conduction caused by temperature differences in large-space buildings with floor-level side wall air-supply systems. Three thermal environm...

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Main Authors: Wang Haidong, Hu Hao, Zhu Jieke, Yang Xinqi, Wang Ruikun
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Published: Journal of Refrigeration Magazines Agency Co., Ltd. 2022-01-01
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Online Access:http://www.zhilengxuebao.com/thesisDetails#10.3969/j.issn.0253-4339.2022.02.089
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author Wang Haidong
Hu Hao
Zhu Jieke
Yang Xinqi
Wang Ruikun
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Hu Hao
Zhu Jieke
Yang Xinqi
Wang Ruikun
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description This study uses experimental and computational fluid dynamics (CFD) methods to investigate convective heat transfer, heat convection caused by airflow, and heat conduction caused by temperature differences in large-space buildings with floor-level side wall air-supply systems. Three thermal environment experiments with different roof exhaust ratios were conducted in a reduced-scale laboratory to investigate the indoor thermal environment and load characteristics. The CFD simulation results were verified based on the experimentally obtained vertical temperature distribution of the central line and air-conditioning cooling load. Based on similarity theory, reduced-scale numerical models are extended to full-scale configurations. The results show that the heat conduction due to the temperature difference dominates the inter-zonal heat transfer in the floor-level side wall air-supply system. By dividing the entire indoor space into two zones in the vertical direction, the values of inter-zonal heat transfer coefficient Cb for the prototype building are 7.92, 6.14, and 3.81 W/(m2?°C) at 0, 10%, and 20% roof exhaust air ratios respectively. Cb is mainly influenced by the airflow characteristics, zonal division, and airflow pattern, whereas it is less affected by the roof exhaust method.
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spelling doaj-art-91a0c7ddcb3c4fc58b0528fa0202b0332025-08-20T03:15:51ZzhoJournal of Refrigeration Magazines Agency Co., Ltd.Zhileng xuebao0253-43392022-01-014366503365Study on Inter-zonal Heat Transfer for Large Space Buildings with Floor-level Side Wall Air-supply SystemWang HaidongHu HaoZhu JiekeYang XinqiWang RuikunThis study uses experimental and computational fluid dynamics (CFD) methods to investigate convective heat transfer, heat convection caused by airflow, and heat conduction caused by temperature differences in large-space buildings with floor-level side wall air-supply systems. Three thermal environment experiments with different roof exhaust ratios were conducted in a reduced-scale laboratory to investigate the indoor thermal environment and load characteristics. The CFD simulation results were verified based on the experimentally obtained vertical temperature distribution of the central line and air-conditioning cooling load. Based on similarity theory, reduced-scale numerical models are extended to full-scale configurations. The results show that the heat conduction due to the temperature difference dominates the inter-zonal heat transfer in the floor-level side wall air-supply system. By dividing the entire indoor space into two zones in the vertical direction, the values of inter-zonal heat transfer coefficient Cb for the prototype building are 7.92, 6.14, and 3.81 W/(m2?°C) at 0, 10%, and 20% roof exhaust air ratios respectively. Cb is mainly influenced by the airflow characteristics, zonal division, and airflow pattern, whereas it is less affected by the roof exhaust method.http://www.zhilengxuebao.com/thesisDetails#10.3969/j.issn.0253-4339.2022.02.089large space buildingsstratified air-conditioningfloor-level side wall air-supply systemsimilarity theoryinter-zonal heat transfer coefficient
spellingShingle Wang Haidong
Hu Hao
Zhu Jieke
Yang Xinqi
Wang Ruikun
Study on Inter-zonal Heat Transfer for Large Space Buildings with Floor-level Side Wall Air-supply System
Zhileng xuebao
large space buildings
stratified air-conditioning
floor-level side wall air-supply system
similarity theory
inter-zonal heat transfer coefficient
title Study on Inter-zonal Heat Transfer for Large Space Buildings with Floor-level Side Wall Air-supply System
title_full Study on Inter-zonal Heat Transfer for Large Space Buildings with Floor-level Side Wall Air-supply System
title_fullStr Study on Inter-zonal Heat Transfer for Large Space Buildings with Floor-level Side Wall Air-supply System
title_full_unstemmed Study on Inter-zonal Heat Transfer for Large Space Buildings with Floor-level Side Wall Air-supply System
title_short Study on Inter-zonal Heat Transfer for Large Space Buildings with Floor-level Side Wall Air-supply System
title_sort study on inter zonal heat transfer for large space buildings with floor level side wall air supply system
topic large space buildings
stratified air-conditioning
floor-level side wall air-supply system
similarity theory
inter-zonal heat transfer coefficient
url http://www.zhilengxuebao.com/thesisDetails#10.3969/j.issn.0253-4339.2022.02.089
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