Feedback simulation of duct design for alkali exhaust system in a semiconductor factory
Resource
Energy and Buildings 38 (9): 1069-1075
Journal
Energy and Buildings
Journal Volume
38
Journal Issue
9
Pages
1069-1075
Date Issued
2006
Date
2006
Author(s)
Abstract
Duct design for an exhaust system must not only considers the demand of volume flow rate, but also takes into consideration a number of issues including system pressure balance, velocity constraint, space limitation and energy conservation. Conventional duct design methods either fail to achieve pressure equilibrium or offer poor control of flow velocity or duct diameter. A new design method that comprises two major calculation procedures: system sizing and rating is proposed. Duct system sizing problem is solved by the initial design from the conventional design methods. Feedback simulation provides the rating procedure for system actual operating process. An example is presented in this study to understand the characteristics of the proposed method. It demonstrates that the new duct design method contains a simple computation procedure and considers the pressure equilibrium under certain limits on space or flow velocity. It also provides the energy conservation strategies for the actual operating process during the design stage. © 2006 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
Subjects
Duct design; Exhaust system; Feedback simulation
Other Subjects
Computer simulation; Ducts; Energy conservation; Feedback; Pressure control; Problem solving; Semiconductor devices; Velocity; Duct design; Exhaust systems; Feedback simulation; Pressure equilibrium; Electronics industry
Type
journal article
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