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Airflow

Airflow, or air flow, is the movement of air. Air behaves in a fluid manner, meaning particles naturally flow from areas of higher pressure to those where the pressure is lower. Atmospheric air pressure is directly related to altitude, temperature, and composition.

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Types of airflow

Units

Measurement

Simulation

Control

Uses

Airflow in buildings

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Airflow

Nodes52
Edges51
Triples69
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.038462
Components1

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Airflow

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related to Types of airflow · 16
Airflow → Additionally, As, Each, Generally, In, Laminar, Like, Reynold's, Streamlines, The, The Reynolds, They, This, Transitional, Turbulent, Velocity
related to Airflow in buildings · 10
Airflow → Buildings, By, HVAC, IEQ, If, In, Natural, This, Ventilation, While
related to Simulation · 10
Airflow → Air, Because CFD, CFD, ICEVs, In, NOx, Particulate, SO2, This, VOCs
related to Control · 8
Airflow → Fans, HVAC, In, One, RPM, The, This, Total
related to Relationship of air movement to thermal comfort and overall indoor environmental quality (IEQ) · 6
Airflow → Air, ASHRAE, IAQ, IEQ, Sufficient, Varying
related to Uses · 4
Airflow → Aerodynamics, Air, Managing, Measuring
is a · 3
Airflow → air handler, factor of concern when designing to meet occupant thermal comfort standards, measurement of the amount of air per unit of time that flows through a particular device
measured by · 3
Airflow → Anemometers, The, There
related to By mass · 2
Airflow → ACH, This
related to Units · 1
Airflow → Typical

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air flow ventilation pressure fluid velocity temperature flows also laminar turbulent may building mechanical used indoor movement outdoor rate per

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Airflowis ameasurement of the amount of air per unit of time that flows through a particular device0.90text
Airflowis aair handler0.90text
Airflowis afactor of concern when designing to meet occupant thermal comfort standards0.90text
burning candles or firewoodinstance ofParticulate matter generated indoors generally comes from cooking with oil and combustion activities0.80text
internal combustion engine vehiclesinstance ofparticulate matter comes from direct sources0.80text
lowinstance ofwhich often come in 3-category settings0.80text
mediuminstance ofwhich often come in 3-category settings0.80text
and highinstance ofwhich often come in 3-category settings0.80text
ventilationinstance ofUsesMeasuring the airflow is necessary in many applications0.80text
Airflowmeasured byThe0.60section
Airflowmeasured byAnemometers0.60section
Airflowmeasured byThere0.60section

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