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Funding information JSPS KAKENHI, Grant/Award Number: JP 16H04466 Abstract Ventilation is essential to control contaminant concentration in a room, and hence, the evaluation of ventilation effectiveness is crucial to achieve a clean, healthy, and energy-saving indoor environment. In general, the contaminant transport efficiency is defined by total flux, ie, convective and diffusive fluxes of the contaminant in a local domain. The fluxes are divided into two components: (i) the contaminant is directly exhausted through exhaust outlet in the room and does not return to target local domain and (ii) the contaminant is returned to the target local domain by a recirculating flow in the room. In this study, we propose a calculation procedure of net escape probability of a contaminant that is constantly generated in the target local domain.

NET ESCAPE PROBABILITY OF CONTAMINANT FROM A LOCAL DOMAIN TO EXHAUST OUTLET