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Lower building temperatures and improve air quality in your plant fast, with a new ventilation solution from Moffitt. Whether you need to replace old, broken fans or want to upgrade to a brand-new system, we have 60+ years of experience to design the solution to meet your goals.
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What is CFD Modeling?
CFD, or Computational Fluid Dynamics uses numerical analysis to study fluid flows. It is often used for aerodynamic and aerospace analysis, but it can also be used to determine how air moves throughout your building.
A CFD model can show where air enters and leaves your facility. Furthermore, it can show where the warm air collects, and the cool air comes in.
By using CFD modeling for our ventilation solutions, it allows us to get a better picture of our customers current ventilation issues, and how to solve them.
6 Steps of CFD Modeling
- Collect Data: Free site visit to take temperature readings and analyzing the current air flow.
- Assess: Create a model of your building using the dimensions and layouts recorded during the site visit.
- Design: Import the building the model into the CFD design program.
- Compare: Iterate and modify the new ventilation solution to find the optimal air flow solution.
- Review: Discover how the temperature has changed at various locations and elevations in the building.
- Implement: Choose a solution and schedule the fabrication and installation.
Ventilation Solutions Utilizing CFD Modeling
Click below to learn more about how CFD modeling helped make these solutions a reality.
Paper Packaging
Glendale, AZ
Metal Castings
Uniontown, OH
Glass
Muskogee, OK
Lumber Material
Buckhannon, WV
John Moffitt Explains the Power of CFD Modeling
CFD Modeling Before & After Comparison
- "Before" shows the plant's old, inefficient ventilation system. Note the number of roof fans (represented by the cubes on the roof).
- "After" illustrates the impact of the new ventilation system. The additional cubes, and their placement, improve warm air exhaust and reduce the temperatures in the building.
*Please note that equipment shapes are for modeling and illustrative purposes only. Size of vents in model do not reflect actual size and shape of the equipment.
