2024
DOI: 10.54028/nj202423408
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CFD Assessment of COVID-19 Infection Risk in Naturally Ventilated Detached Houses

Chalermwat Tantasavasdi,
Thawanrat Rianngon,
Natthaumporn Inprom

Abstract: The airborne nature of COVID-19 dispersion has considerably impacted architectural and ventilation system designs. This research studies the COVID-19 infection risk in typical naturally ventilated detached houses in Thailand. Influencing parameters include the opening size and location of the infected person. Computational Fluid Dynamic was used to simulate the virus spreading in major spaces including the master bedroom, a bedroom and the living room. The Wells-Riley equation was adopted to assess personal in… Show more

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