Performance quantification method of tunnel fluid smoke barrier with concentrated longitudinal ventilation
A quantitative method and tunnel technology, applied in design optimization/simulation, instrumentation, geometric CAD, etc., can solve the problem of unpredictable fan combination arrangement and ventilation effect, fluid smoke retaining wall quantitative method has not yet been formed, and construction management is difficult and other issues, 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 opened in the fire-inducing flue 41 and the non-smoke pollution duct 42 on both sides of the smoke exhaust port 5, respectively, and an extraction fan is opened in the left exhaust duct 31 to form a double pressure and a left side. Exhaust ventilation system.
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[0085] A push-in fan is opened in the fire-inducing flue 41 and the non-smoke pollution duct 42 on both sides of the smoke exhaust port 5, respectively, and an extraction fan is opened in the right exhaust duct 32, forming a double-pressure-one-right Exhaust ventilation system.
[0086] In Example 1 and Example 2, the misfire flue 41 where fire occurs and the fire smoke flows is set as the traffic lane 4 on the left; Lane 4 on the right. The fresh air B pressed into the smoke-free pollution duct 42 is mixed with the smoke air A generated by the fire in the flue 41 caused by the fire, and the smoke is forced to flow toward the smoke exhaust port 5 of the ceiling 2 . In general, the flue gas flow A of the flue 41 caused by the fire and the fresh gas flow B of the counter-flowing non-smoke pollution duct 42 converge under the smoke exhaust port 5 of the ceiling 2, and flow to the smoke exhaust port 5 of the ceiling 2, Then, it is discharged to both sides of the flue exhaust duc...
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