CFD SIMULATION AND MEASUREMENT OF THE HEAT TRANSFER FROM BUILDING MATERIAL SPECIMENS TO THE INDOOR ENVIRONMENT
CFD SIMULATION AND MEASUREMENT OF THE HEAT TRANSFER FROM BUILDING MATERIAL SPECIMENS TO THE INDOOR ENVIRONMENT
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从建筑材料样本到室内环境的热传递的 CFD 模拟和测量
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2015
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Bauhaus
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作者:
C. Voelker;Markus Diewald;Bauhaus
During concrete endurance and fatigue tests with a high frequency of load changes, the investigated building material specimens can become very hot. To investigate the heat generation as well as the heat transfer to the indoor environment, an experimental setup was erected. A special feature of the setup was an embedded heating coil which controlled the temperature of the specimen. Temperature sensors measured the surface as well as the core temperature of the specimen. Additionally, the air temperature and flow field surrounding the probe was measured using thermistors and anemometry. To visualize the temperature profile of the specimen’s micro-climate, infrared thermography was used. Because thermography detects only surface temperatures, but not air temperature, an auxiliary work plane made of cardboard was built around the specimen. This allowed us to visualize the corona-shaped boundary layer of the specimen and allowed the temperature to be measured throughout the whole plane, not only at the individual points where the thermistors were located. The measurements were complemented with simulations using computational fluid dynamics (CFD). Using a coupled CFD simulation, the heat transfer within the specimen (conduction) and the heat transfer to the indoor environment (convection, radiation) were simulated. In the simulations, different boundary conditions have been studied. For the validation of the CFD simulations, the results have been compared with the measurements. In conclusion, the values of the simulations match the experiments quite well.