英文摘要 |
The flow induced by an exhaust opening will form a capture envelope in the presence of a crosswind. All streamlines located within the envelope will lead to the opening; those outside the envelope will lead to infinite downstream. The capture performance of the opening under crosswind then is determined by the extent of the capture envelope. In this study, the opening on an infinite wall served as a model of an exterior hood used in a local exhaust device. The flow field was computed by potential flow theory by superposing the exhaust airflow on the uniform crosswind. The boundary of the capture envelope then was determined from the limiting streamlines found by iterative computation. The geometrical parameters of the envelope normalized to the diameter of the opening were found to be a function of the ratio of exhausted face velocity at the opening to the crosswind velocity, f c V /V . Based on the results obtained by extensive computations, and a pattern modified from the classical 'Rankine's nose' problem, the empirical geometry of the envelope was obtained. The result was consistent with the case of 'Rankine's nose' at → ∞ f c V /V ; while / < 2 f c V V , the pattern was further modified to fit the computed results. |