英文摘要 |
This study focused on the single side ventilation model of the residential room, and discussed the efficacy of the horizontal wind deflector of the exterior opening of the building on the indoor natural ventilation. The research method used the numerical algorithm of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) to simulate the steady-state air field and temperature field indoor, and used full-scale experiment to verify the accuracy of the simulation as the reference for boundary condition setting of the numerical simulation. Different external wind speeds were set to compute the effects of different depths of horizontal wind deflector on the indoor air change rate (ACH), vertical distribution of temperature, concentration of carbon dioxide, and predicted percentage of people dissatisfied due to draft (DR). Based on the composite evaluation, the best structural sized was suggested. The results showed that horizontal wind deflector over 9cm can help to improve the ACH of single-sided ventilation, and the effect would decrease as the depth of deflector increases. It was most obvious when the external wind speed was small (0.3m/s), yet the wind impact would increase. When the external wind speed was under 2m/s, the depth of horizontal wind deflector needed to be under 36 cm to meet the DR standard of ASHRAE. When the depth was 4cm, it not only was unable to improve the ACH, but also would reduce 5~13% ACH under high wind speed (1~2m/s). For consideration of each evaluating factor, the depth of the horizontal wind deflector is suggested to be 18~48 cm. |