Tutorial 2 - High Pressure Leak Dispersion Simulation

 

A ventilation simulation is the foundation of in:Flux dispersion analyses. The mesh from the simulation is used as a baseline for the mesh of the dispersion simulation. in:Flux can have several domain inputs, known as inflows, in a given simulation. An inflow is a general term that means any source of dispersed gas, such as an exhaust stack, an accidental leak from a pipe break, or an HVAC system fan. For simplicity we will start with adding a single high pressure release to the project, to simulate an accidental leak.

 

 

In this tutorial you will learn how to:

• Define a high pressure gas leak (inflow) to a project

• Setup a dispersion simulation

• Add an isosurface to the project

 

 

Files used in this tutorial, or you may continue for your own working file from Tutorial 1:

• Tutorial 1.ifx (9MB) - included in the inFlux v2.0 Tutorials 01 - 09.zip (84MB)

   

 

Contents of Tutorial 2:

• Loading a Saved Project File

• Adding an Inflow

• Setting Up and Running a Dispersion

• Adding an Isosurface

• Adding a Contour for Dispersion Results

• Exporting Isosurfaces

 

 

Last updated August 15, 2024 with in:Flux v3.21