Modeling chemical reactions in the indoor environment by CFD

Dan Nørtoft Sørensen, Charles J. Weschler

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    Abstract

    The concentrations of ozone and a terpene that react in the gas-phase to produce a hypothetical product were investigated by computational fluid dynamics (CFD) for two different air exchange rates. Ozone entered the room with the ventilation air. The terpenes were introduced as a localized source with an emission pattern similar to an air freshener; this was in contrast to an otherwise identical earlier study in which the terpene was introduced as a floor source with an emission pattern similar to a floor care product (Sørensen and Weschler, 2002). The results show that there are large concentration variations within the room.
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationRoomvent 2002
    Publication date2002
    Publication statusPublished - 2002
    EventRoomvent - 8th International Conference on Air Distribution in Rooms: Individually Controlled Environment - Copenhagen, Denmark
    Duration: 8 Sept 200211 Sept 2002
    Conference number: 8

    Conference

    ConferenceRoomvent - 8th International Conference on Air Distribution in Rooms
    Number8
    Country/TerritoryDenmark
    CityCopenhagen
    Period08/09/200211/09/2002

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