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CFD Simulation of 5 Floor Building Project CCIT Using Simscale – Vegantra Amayko Siaga – 2106658811 – Sustainable Energy Conversion

Assalamualaikum Wr. Wb. Hello everyone, my name is Vegantra Amayko Siaga. Today i want to share my result of CFD Simulation of the 5 floor bulding project with simscale

  • A frontal view highlights high-pressure accumulation at the front facade due to direct wind impact.
  • Streamlines curve outward, showing airflow deflection to both sides and upward over the roof.
  • Recirculation zones are visible near the base behind the building, where airflow reverses direction.
  • This side view shows horizontal airflow interacting with the building.
  • Streamlinesย indicate deflection and acceleration of air over and around the structure.
  • A noticeable reduction in velocity occurs behind the building, creating a wake zone with low-pressure regions.
  • Similar to Image 2 but with a clearer focus on recirculation patterns behind the building.
  • The wake zone is characterized by low velocities and turbulent flow, which can affect thermal comfort and air quality in this area.
  • A three-dimensional perspective shows airflow behavior around all sides of the building.
  • High-speed airflow is diverted over and around the structure, while slower velocities dominate near its base and rear.

General Observations

  • Pressure Distribution (Pa):
    • The pressure scale ranges from -16.69 Pa to 7.963 Pa, indicating areas of low and high pressure.
    • Low-pressure zones (blue) are observed behind the building, likely due to wind flow separation and turbulence.
    • High-pressure zones (red/orange) are concentrated at the front of the building, where the airflow directly impacts the structure.
  • Velocity Magnitude (m/s):
    • The velocity scale ranges from 0 m/s to 4.744 m/s.
    • Higher wind speeds (yellow/red) occur above and around the building, while lower speeds (green/blue) are seen near the base and behind it, indicating areas of stagnation or recirculation.

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