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Table 1 Summary of experimental validations and definitions of the representativeness of simulations

From: Fluid simulations in heritage science

Site

Type

Time or scenario

Quantity

Description

Refs.

Crypt

SS

Winter and summer

T, RH, V

Spatially resolved, averaged for season

[26, 44]

Large outdoors site

SS

Prevailing winds

V

Pre-validated with literature data

[8]

Exhibition space

SS

Ventilation scenarios

T

Spatially resolved

[43]

Window frame

SS

Different designs

 

Spatially resolved

[42]

Chapel

SS

Winter and summer

T

Single point, seasonal averages

[33]

Church

Trans

5 h

T

Several points, continuous data

[45]

Library

Trans

12 h

T, RH

Single point, continuous data

[16]

  1. The column type indicates whether a simulation is steady state (SS) or transient (Trans). The column time or scenario shows the criteria used to define each simulation, which is either a timespan or certain steady-state situation. The column Quantity indicates the parameter measured in the validation experiments (T is temperature, RH is the relative humidity, V is air velocity)