Abstract

In this study, we present three approaches to predict particle penetration coefficients through a single straight crack in building envelops. The three approaches are an analytical approach, an Eulerian approach, and a Lagrangian approach, respectively. The particle penetration coefficient through an idealized straight crack (smooth inner surfaces) and a strand board crack (rough inner surfaces) were modeled by the three presented approaches. The calculated results were compared with the literature results. The comparison shows that for the idealized smooth crack, the modeled results by the Eulerian approach match the experiments best for the entire range of particle sizes studied among the three approaches. The predicted results by the analytical approach also match the experiments reasonable well. Results modeled by the Lagrangian approach are less satisfied for fine particles (d p < 0.1 μm). Overall, all the three approaches agree well with the experiments for particle sizes ranging from 0.4–1.2 μm. Fo...

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