Inverse determination of building heating profiles from the knowledge of measurements within the turbulent slot-vented enclosure

Keyphrases

• Building Heating 100%
• Enclosure Flow 100%
• Turbulent Convection 100%
• Inverse Determination 100%
• Vented Enclosure 100%
• Heating Profile 100%
• Convection Dominated Flow 100%
• Measurement Error 50%
• Direct Sensitivity 50%
• Noise Level 50%
• Turbulent Flow 50%
• Inverse Solution 50%
• Convection 50%
• Heat Transfer 50%
• Finite Volume Method 50%
• Flow Measurement 50%
• Flow Pattern 50%
• Thermal Source 50%
• Displacement Ventilation 50%
• Heat Flux Profile 50%
• Functional Form 50%
• Forced Flow 50%
• Transferred Potential 50%
• Reynolds number 50%
• Air Flow Rate 50%
• Adjoint Problem 50%
• Natural Convection 50%
• Forced Convection 50%
• Wall Heat Flux 50%
• Source Strength 50%
• Direct Problem 50%
• Enclosure Wall 50%
• Ventilated Enclosure 50%
• Buoyancy-driven Flow 50%
• Thermal Buoyancy 50%
• Grashof number 50%
• Sensitivity Problem 50%
• Ventilation Mode 50%
• Heatlines 50%
• Turbulent Thermal Convection 50%
• Thermal Driving 50%
• Convection Model 50%
• Room Airflow 50%
• Mixed Ventilation 50%
• Flow Design 50%

Engineering

• Building Heating 100%
• Thermodynamics 100%
• Turbulent Flow 33%
• Streamlines 33%
• Inverse Solution 33%
• Finite Volume Method 33%
• Displacement Ventilation 33%
• Reynolds' Number 33%
• Airflow Rate 33%
• Adjoint Problem 33%
• Natural Convection 33%
• Forced Convection 33%
• Functional Form 33%
• Ventilated Enclosure 33%
• Source Strength 33%
• Direct Problem 33%
• Sensitivity Problem 33%
• Driven Flow 33%
• Room Airflow 33%
• Measurement Error 33%
• Noise Level 33%
• Flow Pattern 33%
• Grashof Number 33%
• Heat Flux 33%

Chemical Engineering

• Thermodynamics 100%
• Heat Flux 33%
• Natural Convection 33%
• Forced Convection 33%