Office Sneeze | Examining the Spread of COVID 19 from Person-To-Person in Air-Conditioned Spaces
During the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, many people are wondering if it is safe to return to life at the office and daily routines. In this simulation, we show the spread of potentially contaminated bodily fluids within an air conditioned office space.
When a person sneezes, contaminated particles, including aerosols, are projected into the surrounding space. Particles may be carried up to three feet (or one meter) by the turbulent airflow generated by the sneeze and heavy particles from the sneeze fall to the floor. Within an office building, the particle spread can be enhanced by the central heating and air used to control the temperature and ensure employee comfort.
Deposition of bodily fluids on surfaces can then be observed using the simulation results with colored maps on the surface (blue for low concentration, red for high concentration). Droplets, which are identified in the simulation as small blue and green particles in the air, can be as small as the virus itself – called aerosols – and remain in suspension in the air, potentially getting carried across the room or into the ventilation system by the airflow of the central air.
Our simulation supports the finding that if viruses can be aerosolized, they can potentially be redistributed throughout office building ventilation systems. We used published research on water droplet size distribution emitted by a sneeze as a starting point for our simulations.
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Видео Office Sneeze | Examining the Spread of COVID 19 from Person-To-Person in Air-Conditioned Spaces канала SIMULIA
When a person sneezes, contaminated particles, including aerosols, are projected into the surrounding space. Particles may be carried up to three feet (or one meter) by the turbulent airflow generated by the sneeze and heavy particles from the sneeze fall to the floor. Within an office building, the particle spread can be enhanced by the central heating and air used to control the temperature and ensure employee comfort.
Deposition of bodily fluids on surfaces can then be observed using the simulation results with colored maps on the surface (blue for low concentration, red for high concentration). Droplets, which are identified in the simulation as small blue and green particles in the air, can be as small as the virus itself – called aerosols – and remain in suspension in the air, potentially getting carried across the room or into the ventilation system by the airflow of the central air.
Our simulation supports the finding that if viruses can be aerosolized, they can potentially be redistributed throughout office building ventilation systems. We used published research on water droplet size distribution emitted by a sneeze as a starting point for our simulations.
Want to see more on the COVID-19? Check out our face shield simulation: https://youtu.be/fTc4gOrm1hQ
About SIMULIA: Powered by the 3DEXPERIENCE® Platform, SIMULIA delivers realistic simulation applications that enable users to reveal the world we live in. SIMULIA applications accelerate the process of evaluating the performance, reliability, and safety of materials and products before committing to physical prototypes.SIMULIA offers an advanced simulation product portfolio, including Abaqus, Isight, fe-safe, Tosca, Simpoe-Mold, SIMPACK, CST Studio Suite, XFlow, PowerFLOW and more.
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Check out our official Additive Manufacturing site: https://bit.ly/32QysmK
SIMULIA Simulation Software Information: https://bit.ly/2RWVBz2
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Dassault Systèmes Official Website: https://bit.ly/2RYzJ6d
Technical Support/Services: https://bit.ly/36HKKOQ
© 2020 Dassault Systèmes. All rights reserved.
The simulation(s) by Dassault Systèmes and other technical or operational information represented in this article are presented as an illustration and are for informational purposes only. Any use of information presented in or derived from this article is at the viewer’s sole risk and Dassault Systèmes disclaims all related liability.
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