A vaccine storage facility being constructed by Agility Pharma Logistics in Saudi Arabia requires an in-depth investigation of airflow dynamics and cooling processes within the warehouse through CFD analysis. To address this need, the contractor responsible for the cooling system has engaged Niharika Computational Engineering Solutions Pvt Ltd to perform a thorough CFD analysis and evaluate the air distribution in the proposed ducting system. The project scope includes the creation of a 3D CAD model as needed for the CFD analysis, the generation of a CFD mesh, and the execution of a detailed CFD analysis to assess flow development.
The HVAC contractor has developed an air jet impingement cooling system utilizing traditional engineering calculations. This system requires evaluation of its effectiveness through Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) analysis. Ensuring that air reaches all areas where vaccines are stored and maintaining a uniform temperature are critical requirements. The primary goal of the CFD analysis is to examine the flow characteristics within the impinging nozzle system and the resulting temperature distribution.
The NCES team creates a 3D CAD model suitable for CFD analysis, utilizing the 2D Autocad drawings as a foundation. This CAD development is carried out using PTC Creo CAD software.
A poly hex core mesh has been created for the simplified CAD model, featuring a fine mesh resolution in the supply air duct nozzle units and in areas with high gradients. The mesh comprises 16 million cells and demonstrates quality metrics that align with the best practices of CFD analysis.
Initial CFD analysis indicated that enhancements were necessary for the nozzle distribution header. The NCES team collaborated effectively with the Client team to refine the design, resulting in improved flow distribution performance.
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