Numerical investigation of SVOC mass transport in a tube by an axisymmetric lattice Boltzmann method
Building and Environment
In: Building and Environment, vol. 128, pp. 180 - 189, 2018, ISSN: 0360-1323.
Editorial summary
The paper formulates an axisymmetric lattice-Boltzmann model for SVOC transport in a tube, including reversible wall adsorption and the effects of airflow. Simulations and experiments indicate that adsorption delays steady state, while airflow shortens equilibration and lowers the steady-state concentration. FLEC occurs in the discussion of earlier chamber-transport modeling rather than as the device modeled or used in this study.
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FLEC use
FLEC mention, comparison or reference
The study's own apparatus is an axisymmetric tube and its contribution is a generic lattice-Boltzmann transport model. The indexed FLEC occurrence is tied to cited earlier FLEC mass-transfer work, so it is a literature mention rather than FLEC modeling or use.