THE IMPACT OF TERMINAL CONFIGURATIONS IN IMPINGING JET VENTILATED ROOM
THE IMPACT OF TERMINAL CONFIGURATIONS IN IMPINGING JET VENTILATED ROOM
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终端配置对冲击式喷射通风房间的影响
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2008
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M. Navvab
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J. Varodoumpun;M. Navvab
Introduced in late 90’s, Impinging Jet Ventilation (IJV) is the system that can utilize stratification, while supplying with medium to high velocity. This characteristic makes IJV easy to be controlled and operated, while room Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) can be improved. Among many variables, terminal configurations are important for IJV design and require comprehensive studies. In architectural setting, the terminal configurations can be categorized by the placement of IJV nozzles including radial, wall, and corner. By monitoring temperature and velocity, the jet throw, which is the given maximum velocity of jet stream such as at 0.25, 0.5, 0.75, or 1m/s (50, 100, 150, 200fpm), can be estimated by using the proposed mathematical models. Using full scale and Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) simulation, a classroom with both existing Mixing Jet Ventilation (MJV) and newly proposed IJV was studied. The results show that IJV produces higher ventilation effectiveness and causes less draft. Accordingly, IAQ, thermal comfort, and energy conservation can be promoted simultaneously. Since IJV shows the promising results in large classroom application, IJV might be suitable for other architectural applications such as laboratory, office, operating room, atrium, etc.