Reproducing the thermal flow conditions around a cooling tower with unknown characteristics and behavior!
Thermal fluid equipment related to building facilities often has many unknown characteristics and behaviors. Cooling towers are one such example, but by precisely setting the structure, flow conditions, and thermal conditions of each cell in the cooling tower, it is possible to reproduce the thermal fluid state quite accurately. In this analysis, we conducted a cooling tower thermal fluid analysis considering external winds to examine the impact of the airflow state around high-rise buildings and the arrangement of multiple cooling towers with different specifications on the temperature distribution of the heat released from each cell to the outside air. For more details, please download the catalog.
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【Analysis Model and Conditions】 ○ Examined the impact of the hot air released from each cell of the cooling tower on the outdoor temperature distribution. ○ Detailed modeling of each cell of the cooling tower, as well as the high-rise building where the cooling tower is installed and the surrounding buildings. ○ The season considered is summer. ○ Settings that take into account the discharge and intake of each cell of the cooling tower, heat release, and external wind (wind direction SE/NW, wind speed 5 m/sec, outdoor temperature 33°C). ○ Total number of grids is 123×168×69 = 1,425,816. 【Analysis Results】 ○ With wind direction SE, the exhaust heat from the cooling tower flows towards the north road, having little impact on the high-rise building. ○ With wind direction NW, the exhaust heat from the cooling tower rises along the high-rise building, having a significant impact on it. ○ By changing the analysis conditions, it is possible to examine other wind directions, wind speeds, and outdoor temperatures. ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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In environmental simulation, we develop and sell proprietary 3D fluid analysis programs and provide contract analysis services using these software tools. For over a decade, we have been engaged in thermal fluid analysis in fields such as architecture, civil engineering, machinery, and electronics, handling numerous analyses and accumulating a wealth of know-how and knowledge. Our diverse analysis and visualization functions, honed through practical experience, have received high praise as CFD software from many companies and research institutions. ● Import functionality for BIM-compatible CAD data such as Revit and DXF ● Map information (GIS) data import functionality ● SuperCartesian functionality that freely represents diagonal boundaries and complex curved surfaces ● High-speed, high-precision radiation calculations and high-precision turbulence analysis using DNS ● Moving boundary problem analysis functionality that accommodates the movement of multiple objects in space ● User-friendly interface and easy-to-understand animation features In addition to software support, we also accept contract analyses. Focusing on air conditioning ventilation and wind environment analysis, we provide high cost-performance solutions for a wide range of problems, from simple, small-scale issues to complex, large-scale analyses. We look forward to your visit, along with our abundant analysis case studies.
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