I have to model clean rooms in the basements of a two story office building. Its like to model a small construction unit inside a big construction unit. IESVE doesn't allow me to do it when I construct something else above the clean room. It gives a message space intersects with an existing space. Should I ignore this and continue or will it effect the results ?
The clean room has its own ceiling and walls and different construction layers. Then there is ceiling of lower ground of office building just 1 meter above clean room ceiling. The office building has its own walls, ceilings and roof. I tried using the connect/merge spaces option without partition but its creates complications in CFD.
Can anyone please guide me how to model this scenario in model IIT.
clean room CFD
CFD system for detailed predictions of airflow and heat transfer processes in and around building space.
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