英文摘要 |
The capture performance of a hood depends on its flow rate and velocity. To capture contaminant particles effectively, the hood-generated velocity at a contaminant source must be large enough to overcome the external wind. Under a given cross-draft, the trajectory of a particle can be calculated numerically by using hood flow field. The theoretical hood flow field is made available from the potential flow theory. The capture zone, within which the particles can be captured by the hood, can then be obtained from the limiting trajectory by neglecting diffusion and dispersion of particles. Subsequently, the hood flow rate and control velocity required to capture the particles released from a contamination at a given position are calculated. Based on above methodology, this paper presents the capture characteristics of external flanged hoods with circular opening. The calculation results are presented in chart and formulas for design use. The design requirement is further simplified under certain situations such as unknown direction of cross-draft or particle lateral initial velocity, location of the contaminant source at hood center axis, distance between the contaminant source and the hood Assumptions of the theory are also discussed. |