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The wind {\ct DIRECTION} follows the usual meteorological convention---a northerly wind has direction of 0$^\circ$ and blows from north to south, or in the negative $y$ direction in the FDS coordinate system. An easterly wind has a direction of 90$^\circ$ and blows from east to west, or in the negative $x$ direction. You can vary the direction of the wind in time only, not in space:
Here, {\ct T} is time in seconds and {\ct F} is the wind direction in degrees. The {\ct INITIAL\_SPEED} and {\ct INITIAL\_DIRECTION} set the horizontal wind components at the start of the simulation. This is provided as a convenience because it may take on the order of hours of simulation time to slowly increase the wind speed via the pressure gradient force alone. The {\ct INITIAL\_SPEED} {\ct INITIAL\_DIRECTION} only set the initial wind speed and direction, but has no longer term effect. You may vary the {\ct PRESSURE\_GRADIENT\_FORCE} in time using {\ct RAMP\_PGF\_T}.
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Here, {\ct T} is time in seconds and {\ct F} is the wind direction in degrees. You may vary the {\ct PRESSURE\_GRADIENT\_FORCE} in time using {\ct RAMP\_PGF\_T}.
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There are some applications, like tunnels, where the pressure gradient force is a convenient way to introduce an air flow due to some external force. In such cases, it is sometimes more convenient to use the vector {\ct FORCE\_VECTOR(1:3)} along with the corresponding time ramps {\ct RAMP\_FVX\_T}, {\ct RAMP\_FVY\_T}, and {\ct RAMP\_FVZ\_T} to control each individual component. The {\ct PRESSURE\_GRADIENT\_FORCE} is simply the magnitude of the {\ct FORCE\_VECTOR} with the same units.
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@@ -13675,8 +13675,6 @@ \section{\texorpdfstring{{\tt WIND}}{WIND} (Wind and Atmospheric Parameters)}
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