Improvements of Fast Fluid Dynamics for Simulating Airflow in Buildings

Publication Title: Improvements of Fast Fluid Dynamics for Simulating Airflow in Buildings

Consortium Member(s): Purdue University

Project Contact: Qingyan Chen

Date: January 01, 2012

Fluid Dynamics (FFD) could be potentially used for real-time indoor airflow simulations. This study developed two-dimensional Fast Fluid Dynamics (2D FFD) into three-dimensional Fast Fluid Dynamics (3D FFD) and improved the data structure for handling computational domain with more complex geometry.

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