What's the true time duration of this sim?

Jack Fairchild



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From: Sprinklerforum [mailto:[email protected]] On 
Behalf Of Brad Casterline
Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2014 10:13 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: ECOH 20x20 OH1 Obstructed Construction

Max would be 22" (16" deep beam + 6"). Minimum would be 13" because If I looked 
at 13 right at 3'9 from the beam the deflector can be max 3" above the bottom.
.2m cell is how 'fine' the calculation domain is, .1*3.28=4", so I can only 
'resolve' to an accuracy of 4" increments. I first set this up using .05m cells 
so I could look at activation time for 286F Standard Response at 22", but that 
calc was taking several days to complete and I lost patience.
Just because we CAN be 22" down in this situation, doesn't mean we should :).
I think it is always best to be as high as possible without the flow being 
obstructed because not only is the activation faster, the pattern hits higher 
up, like on a couch against a wall!
Brad

-----Original Message-----
From: Matthew Willis [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2014 8:57 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: ECOH 20x20 OH1 Obstructed Construction

*Published on Jul 15, 2014*

20x20x10 room. ECOH sprinkler centered. 16" steel I beams 3'-9" from center. 
Max deflector is 22", and Min is 3" above bottom of beams= 13" , but deflector 
distance is closer to 12" due to .2m cell size. OH1 figured here, 400 x.15=60 
GPM, K=11.2.
Activation time difference between min and max deflector distance is not part 
of this movie- instead, the sim is to show suppression time for the flow rate 
if the head activated when the heat release rate is 2750 kW.
Wall Temperature and Water Drop Temperature are displayed.
I used E_COEFFICIENT=2.


Correction-- .1m cells, so deflector distance can be 12", 16", 20", or 24".
Walls and ceiling are gyp. bd., floor is carpet. Doors are 3x7.
K=11.2?



I might be looking incorrectly, but in your heading you state obstructed 
construction. This allows 17" - 22" from deck. Your second comments state 
between cells and you list 12, 16, 20, and 24. Doesn't cell spacing not limit 
us to 1-12"


R/

Matt




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