Performance quantification method for tunnel fluid smoke barrier with centralized longitudinal ventilation
A quantitative method and tunnel technology, applied in design optimization/simulation, special data processing applications, instruments, etc., can solve the problem of unpredictable fan combination arrangement and ventilation effect, fluid smoke wall quantification method has not yet been formed, construction management Difficulty and other problems, to achieve the effect of improving disaster reduction and relief capabilities, easy operation, and less time-consuming
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[0083] A push-in fan is respectively turned on in the fire flue 41 and the non-smoke pollution path 42 placed on both sides of the smoke exhaust port 5, and a draw-out fan is turned on in the left side flue 31, forming a double pressure and a left side. Exhaust system.
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[0085] A push-in fan is respectively turned on in the fire flue 41 and the non-smoke pollution path 42 placed on both sides of the smoke exhaust port 5, and a pull-out fan is turned on in the right side flue 32, forming a double pressure and one right Exhaust system.
[0086] In Embodiment 1 and Embodiment 2, it is set that a fire breaks out and a fire flue 41 where fire smoke circulates is set as the traffic lane 4 on the left; a smoke-free pollution road 42 where no fire occurs and no smoke circulates is set. Driveway 4 on the right. The fresh air flow B pressed into the non-smoke gas pollution duct 42 is mixed with the smoke air flow A produced by the fire in the fire flue 41, and the smoke is forced to flow toward the smoke exhaust port 5 of the suspended ceiling 2. In general, the smoke flow A of the flue 41 from the fire and the fresh air flow B of the non-smoke pollution channel 42 flowing in the opposite direction gather under the smoke exhaust port 5 of the ceiling 2...
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