A new concept, the spatial flow influence factor (SFIF), put forward by us in our previous paper, provides a new insight into the airflow structure. In this paper, several typical illustrative examples are presented to show: (1) how to optimally arrange the chemical pollutant sources and the occupied regions for a given indoor airflow; (2) how to optimize the position of adsorption materials. From the examples, it is seen that the concept is powerful in the control of indoor air gas pollutants.
Optimization of the positions of indoor contaminant sources and sinks by using a new conception-spatial flow influence factor
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Year:
2007
Bibliographic info:
Building Simulation, 2007, Beijing, China