Abstract
Indoor air flow distribution is important as it will affect the productivity of the occupants. Poor air flow distribution not only cause discomfort to the occupants but also influence their ability to conduct their activities. The main purpose of this study is to investigate the indoor air flow inside lecture rooms through CFD simulation approach. Two types of air-conditioning configuration system in lecture rooms have been selected for this study which includes the split unit and centralized system. The air flow distribution between these two systems are analyzed and compared. Physical measurement is conducted using a velocity meter for validation purpose. CFD simulation is developed by using ANSYS Fluent software. The results specifically the air velocity and temperature data are compared and validated. Based on the findings, design recommendation is proposed with the aim to improve on the current air flow distribution in the lecture rooms.
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