Hi,
I am trying to simulate a basement which has a fire inside it, I want to see how effective the current system works at removing smoke from the room.
I have put a source for momentum of the smoke but I am finding it hard to interpret the results.
I would like to see a field for the:
-smoke concentration
-CO2 concentration
-CO concentration
is there a way to see this in design and have I correctly simulated the smoke in the room?
Once I identify the regions where the flow isn’t moving or is recirculating too much I can introduce jets to help pull the smoke out the room.
Please could someone help!
Thanks,
link:https://www.simscale.com/workbench/?pid=7433452403564743600&mi=run%3A35%2Csimulation%3A24&mt=SIMULATION_RUN
Hi jmeechan,
a good way to analyze the results of your smoke simulation is to create an iso volume of the passive scalar.
Here you can set the range from 0.1 to 1 meaning the volume where the concentration of smoke varies from 10-100%
This tutorial shows how to st up this iso volume and explains the setup a bit further.
I hope that helps you to analyse your results.
Best regards
Sebastian
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Very interesting solution/tutorial, I was just looking for Simscale simulation documentation and nothing came up when searching for; Fire, Combustion , maybe these keyword could be added, some references to Thermophysical and Thermo-chemical were found, but not the tutorial supplied. Maybe I just should have searched for smoke 
