A Method for Pedestrian Wind Environment Assessment of High-altitude Open-air Platform Based on CFD Numerical Simulation
An open-air platform and numerical simulation technology, applied in geometric CAD, electrical digital data processing, special data processing applications, etc., can solve the problems of insufficient precision, simplified models, high cost, etc., and achieve the effect of avoiding discomfort
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[0023] Specific implementation mode one: combine Figure 1 to Figure 5 To illustrate this embodiment, the specific steps of a CFD numerical simulation-based pedestrian wind environment assessment method for high-altitude open-air platforms described in this embodiment are as follows:
[0024] Step 1. Use the large-scale commercial software ICEM CFD to establish a full-scale numerical calculation model to evaluate a multi-tower conjoined high-rise building, and perform the minimum calculation according to the German standard "Guidelines for Best Practices in CFD Numerical Simulation of Urban Wind Environment" COST Action 732 The computational domain of CFD numerical simulation is set according to the requirements of the domain; the hybrid grid is used to discretize the computational domain, and the boundary layer grid is used to refine the grid near the platform;
[0025] Step 2. Formulate the calculation conditions of CFD numerical simulation, and study the improvement effect ...
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[0039] Specific implementation mode two: combination Figure 1 to Figure 5 This embodiment is described. The calculation domain used in Step 1 of a CFD numerical simulation-based pedestrian wind environment assessment method for high-altitude open-air platforms in this embodiment is based on the German standard "CFD Numerical Simulation Best Practice Guide for Urban Wind Environment" COST Action 732 sets the requirements for the minimum computational domain, that is, the outline size of the computational domain meets the requirements of width × height × length = 5H × 6H × 20H, where the calculation model requires 5H in the front and 15H in the rear. The blocking rate of the computational domain is 0.48%.
[0040] The computational domain is discretized with a hybrid grid, that is, a small computational domain is set around the computational model, and a smaller-sized tetrahedral unstructured grid is used inside the small computational domain, while larger-sized blocks are used...
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[0041] Specific implementation mode three: combination Figure 1 to Figure 5 Describe this embodiment, the hourly average wind speed U of the height of pedestrians on the high-altitude open-air platform in step 3 and step 4 of a CFD numerical simulation-based pedestrian wind environment assessment method of the high-altitude open-air platform described in this embodiment i and wind speed ratio U i / U r Hourly average wind speed ratio r M and the hourly average wind speed threshold U thr,M Both are parameters describing the aerodynamic information of the pedestrian wind environment on the high-altitude open-air platform, and the pedestrian height refers to the height of 2m above the high-altitude open-air platform.
[0042] In the third step, the Class B geomorphic shear flow (including the average wind speed profile and turbulence profile) in my country's "Code for Loading of Building Structures" (GB5009-2012) is used as the inflow boundary condition for CFD numerical simul...
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