Visual method for verifying cabin air distribution uniformity
A technology that distributes even and internal air, applied in the direction of analyzing materials, material thermal analysis, measuring devices, etc., can solve problems such as unintuitive, environmental pollution, measurement errors, etc., and achieve easy-to-observe and easy-to-achieve effects
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Embodiment 1
[0013] Embodiment 1, the environment in certain aircraft cabin 3 is hot and humid environment, this moment can pass into cabin 3 by the air outlet 1 on the pipeline 2 the cool air that is lower than the dew point temperature of hot and humid environment. Observe the shape of the mist formed at each air outlet 1. If the shape of the fog at each air outlet 1 is consistent, it can be considered that the air distribution in the cabin is uniform.
Embodiment 2
[0014] Embodiment 2, the environment in a certain aircraft cabin 3 is a hot and dry environment. At this time, humidify the cabin first, and then pass into the cabin 3 through the air outlet 1 on the pipeline 2. Cooling air lower than the dew point temperature of the hot and humid environment is passed into the cabin 3. Air. Observe the shape of the mist formed at each air outlet 1. If the shape of the fog at each air outlet 1 is consistent, it can be considered that the air distribution in the cabin is uniform.
[0015] In Example 2, another method can be used to humidify the cabin: before blowing air from the air outlet, it is not necessary to humidify the air in the cabin in advance, but instead, when blowing air from the air outlet, the air itself is humidified air .
Embodiment 3
[0016] Embodiment 3, the environment in a certain aircraft cabin 3 is a dry and cold environment, and now the air outlet 1 on the pipeline 2 can pass into the cabin 3 hot and humid air higher than the dew point temperature of the dry and cold environment. Observe the shape of the mist formed at each air outlet 1. If the shape of the fog at each air outlet 1 is consistent, it can be considered that the air distribution in the cabin is uniform.
[0017] In Embodiment 3, another method may be used for humidifying the cabin: when blowing air from the air outlet, the blown air itself is not humidified air, and instead the air is humidified in the cabin in advance before blowing air from the air outlet.
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