Abstract

In order to explore the law of smoke spread in the fire environment of an island-style subway station, this article takes an island-style subway as the research object. Based on the fire dynamics, pyrosim is used to establish a subway fire model to observe the smoke concentration and temperature changes under different fire locations. The study found that when the fire source is at the end of the platform layer, the flue gas concentration of the farthest evacuation channel and safety exit reaches 80% at 85s and 130s, respectively, and the flue gas temperature at the nearest exit and the farthest exit are at 32° and 28° respectively. When the fire source is in the middle of the platform layer, the smoke concentration of the evacuation channel and the safety exit reaches 80% at 70s and 105s respectively, and the temperature of the smoke at the exit exceeds 40°.

Highlights

  • PRELIMINARIESFire Dynamic Simulation (FDS) is a computational fluid dynamics (CFD) model of fire-driven fluid flow, and it is the most widely used fire calculation simulator[7]

  • 1 Introduction advantages of small footprint, large passenger capacity, and stable operation

  • The station hall floor B0 and the station floor B1 are both 115m long, 24m wide, 4.5 m high, and the total area is about 5520.0 m2

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PRELIMINARIES

Fire Dynamic Simulation (FDS) is a computational fluid dynamics (CFD) model of fire-driven fluid flow, and it is the most widely used fire calculation simulator[7]. Fire dynamics believes that fire is a physical and chemical process, and its combustion process obeys the following conservation laws:. Where, is the density; t is the time; is the speed;and, u , v and w are the components of the speed in the three coordinate axis directions. G is the acceleration due to gravity; f is the externally applied force vector; is the viscous force tensor; p is the pressure. H is the enthalpy (J/kg); qr is the thermal radiation energy; T is the temperature; k is the thermal conductivity

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