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T-method를 이용한 고층 아파트 욕실 배기시스템의 층별 유량분배 해석Analysis of Air Flow Rate Distribution for the Bathroom Exhaust System in High-rise Buildings Using T-method

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Analysis of Air Flow Rate Distribution for the Bathroom Exhaust System in High-rise Buildings Using T-method
Authors
문종선강석윤이승철유호선이재헌
Issue Date
Mar-2004
Publisher
대한설비공학회
Keywords
Exhaust system(배기시스템); Flow rate distribution(유량분배); Ventilation(환기); Duct(덕트); T-method; bathroom(욕실); Exhaust system(배기시스템); Flow rate distribution(유량분배); Ventilation(환기); Duct(덕트); T-method; bathroom(욕실)
Citation
설비공학 논문집, v.16, no.3, pp.265 - 272
Journal Title
설비공학 논문집
Volume
16
Number
3
Start Page
265
End Page
272
URI
http://scholarworks.bwise.kr/ssu/handle/2018.sw.ssu/20401
ISSN
1229-6422
Abstract
Based on the T-method, a new scheme for predicting air flow rate distribution in a bathroom exhaust system is developed. Introduction of individual duct route enables us to disintegrate a complicated multi-fan ductwork into a set of simultaneous single-fan subsystems. The scheme is validated via the analysis of a well-posed test problem, showing physical consistency. In order to demonstrate the utility and capability of our method, the bathroom ventilation system in a 20-story residential building is selected as an example. Under the typical design condition, the air flow rate of each exhaust fan at the balancing point is successfully predicted, and such information can lead to an engineering estimation for the overall system performance. While some deficiencies in ventilation are found at bathrooms at lower floors with 6 mmAq-rated exhaust fans, they disappear over the whole building by using fans of enhanced static pressures, 7 and 8 mmAq. Finally the present scheme seems to be useful for practical design of multi-branched, multi-fan ventilation systems.
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