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A numerical study on smoke behaviors in inclined tunnel fires under natural ventilation 被引量:1
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作者 Jie Kong wenjiao you +2 位作者 Zhisheng Xu Hui Liu Haihang Li 《Journal of Safety Science and Resilience》 CSCD 2022年第2期169-178,共10页
To investigate the effect of tunnel slope on hot gas movement and smoke distribution in a slopping tunnel fire,a series of tunnel fire models are built by fire dynamics simulator(FDS),with a slope varies from 0 to 10%... To investigate the effect of tunnel slope on hot gas movement and smoke distribution in a slopping tunnel fire,a series of tunnel fire models are built by fire dynamics simulator(FDS),with a slope varies from 0 to 10%.Parameters such as ceiling temperature and airflow velocity are measured.The results indicate that the relationship between smoke back-layering length and tunnel slope can be described as an exponential function.The smoke temperature at the downstream exit first increased and then decreased with a higher slope.The airflow velocity at downstream outlet increased nonlinearity when tunnel slope was less than 8%.In the slope tunnel,the fire smoke spread process can be divided into three stages.Fire smoke spreads upstream to the peak distance,subsequently,the upstream smoke layer decreases gradually,the tunnel fire reaches a quasi-steady state.The backflow characteristics of smoke in sloped tunnels are coupled with the downstream length and outlet smoke temperature.In the initial stage of a slope tunnel fire,smoke spreads upstream for a long distance,endangering human health. 展开更多
关键词 Tunnel fire SLOPE Stack effect Smoke movement Back-layering length
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