The mixing air distribution system used in existing aircraft cabins create a uniform air temperature distribution and dilute contaminants in the cabin that could spread infectious airborne diseases. To prevent that problem, the authors proposed to compare with an under-floor displacement air distribution system and a personalized air distribution system . First a CFD progam was validated, then used to calculate the distributions of the air velocity, air temperature, and CO2 concentration in a section of Boeing 767 aircraft cabin with the mixing, under-floor displacement and personalized air distribution systems , respectively. The conclusions of that comparative study of the air and contaminant distributions in the cabin show that the personalize air distribution system provided the best air quality without draft risk.
Novel air distribution systems for commercial aircraft cabins

Year:
2007
Bibliographic info:
Building and environment, Vol. 42, Issue 4, April 2007, pp 1675-1684
