Fugacity model incorporating computational fluid dynamics for analyzing the behavior of an insecticide sprayed indoors.
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ABSTRACT: Fugacity models are used widely to predict the time-dependent behaviors of chemicals in environments containing several media (e.g., air, sediment, soil, and water). However, these fugacity models work on the assumption that the concentration of a chemical in each medium is uniform, so they cannot describe the spatial distribution of the chemical. We developed a new fugacity model, termed InPestCFD, incorporating computational fluid dynamics to describe both the time-dependent distribution and the spatial distribution of a chemical in a medium. InPestCFD was used to calculate the behavior of an insecticide released from an aerosol canister in a room. Indoor airflow and aerosol particle behavior were calculated via computational fluid dynamics and using a Lagrangian dispersion
SUBMITTER: Tanaka S
PROVIDER: S-EPMC10710933 | biostudies-literature | 2023 Nov
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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