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FDS can account for the time delay of species and enthalpy transport through HVAC networks by discretizing individual HVAC ducts. This can by done using either \ct{N_CELLS} on an HVAC duct input or by setting \ct{HVAC_MASS_TRANSPORT_CELL_L}. The input \ct{N_CELLS} divides the length on the duct into \ct{N_CELLS} uniform segments. The parameter \ct{HVAC_MASS_TRANSPORT_CELL_L} defines a cell length that is applied to all ducts in an input file unless overridden by \ct{N_CELLS}. IF specified, the number of cells for a duct is taken as the nearest integer of the duct \ct{LENGTH} divided by \ct{HVAC_MASS_TRANSPORT_CELL_L}. The current HVAC solver does not account for heat loss in the HVAC network.
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FDS can account for the time delay of species and enthalpy transport through HVAC networks by discretizing individual HVAC ducts. This can by done using either \ct{N_CELLS} on an HVAC duct input or by setting \ct{HVAC_MASS_TRANSPORT_CELL_L} on \ct{MISC}. The input \ct{N_CELLS} divides the length on the duct into \ct{N_CELLS} uniform segments. The parameter \ct{HVAC_MASS_TRANSPORT_CELL_L} defines a cell length that is applied to all ducts in an input file unless overridden by \ct{N_CELLS}. When specified, the number of cells for a duct is the duct \ct{LENGTH} divided by \ct{HVAC_MASS_TRANSPORT_CELL_L} rounded to the nearest integer (minimum of 1 cell). The current HVAC solver does not account for heat loss in the HVAC network.
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If a duct is discretized, then all other ducts in that ductrun must also be discretized. There is no requirement that the same cell size be used for all ducts in a ductrun. A ductrun is any collection of interconnected HVAC components where a path exists between two components via traversing ducts in the ductrun.
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