CFD Modeling of Very High Air Flow In A Residential Clothes Dryer To Investigate Pressure Loss And Flow Through The Air Flow Path
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Ellis, Dean
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Performance Modeling of a Thermoelectric Heat Pump Clothes Dryer with Very High Air Flow
Previous research has shown that a clothes dryer heated by thermoelectric (Peltier) heat pumps can be up to 85% more efficient than a conventional electric-resistance dryer. A previous thermoelectric prototype used a conventional dryer’s air flow of 120 ft3/min (0.06 m3/s) and provided about 1,300 W of thermoelectric heating capacity at a heating coefficient of performance (COP) of approximately 1.2. In this work, the performance of a clothes dryer with a very high air flow rate, up to 300 ft3/min (1.14 m3/s), and only 400 W of thermoelectric heating capacity was investigated using a thermohydraulic model. Key aspects of the model were validated experimentally. Results for dry time and efficiency are presented for various air flow and heating rates.
Boudreaux, Philip↗
FeSi binary alloy electronic structure low-Si dataset (1024 atoms)
This dataset contaims the calculated atomic charge density, atomic magnetic moment, and total energy for 1600 configurations of iron-silicon (Fe-Si) binary alloys body-centered cubic (BCC) structures at 3, 6, and 9% Si. These large scale (1024 atom) ab initio calculations were produced with the LSMS code on the OLCF Summit supercomputer. LSMS GitHub repository: https://github.com/mstsuite/lsms
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