Calculation method of air volume and air pressure inside the straight-through shaft structure
A calculation method and shaft technology, applied in calculation, computer-aided design, design optimization/simulation, etc., to achieve the effect of simple method
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[0040] figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of the straight-through shaft structure device of this embodiment. The top of the shaft is sealed and air is brought in through an air inlet 6 with a diameter of 0.1 m. The water flows into the water passing section 8 of the vertical shaft through the water inlet pipe 7 with a diameter of 0.19 m, and then is discharged through the drain pipe 9. The diameters of the vertical shaft 8 and the drain pipe 9 are both 0.38m. The drop of water flow is from the bottom of the inlet pipe z=0m to the drain pipe z=7.72m.
[0041] In the calculation, the loss coefficient in formula (1) is 1.5. This result was obtained by fitting the experimental results. This example also knows the pressure P at the end of its drainpipe 3 = 0 Pa. Like this, simultaneous equation (1), (2) and (4), just can finish the calculation of air pressure value and suction capacity in this shaft structure. image 3 is a comparison between the estimated value of the shaft...
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[0043] figure 2 It is a schematic diagram of the structure of this embodiment, which forms a wet pipe 11 and an air pipe 12 by adding a partition 10 to the vertical shaft of the first embodiment, leaving a small hole with a diameter of about 0.10m above the partition 10. The water flow flows through the side of the wet pipe 11, and the gas entrained downstream can be partially circulated from the air pipe 12 into the wet pipe 11 to form an internal circulating air flow. For such vertical shafts with circulating air flow, in addition to applying the formulas (1)-(4) in Example 1, the circulating air flow rate (5) should also be considered. In the formula (5), the resistance coefficient of the circulating air flow is determined as Kc=K through experiments t +K b , K b =20 is the loss coefficient when the circulating air flow passes through the bottom of the shaft, K t =1.23, which is the loss coefficient when the circulating air flow passes through the top hole. In this ca...
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