Abstract
The paper describes the results of numerical modeling of heat exchange between trains and air in transportation tunnels operated in the conditions of dry continental climate in Siberia and Russian Far East in cold seasons. The modeling uses a nonstationary 2D axially symmetrical formulation. The relationships have been obtained for the components of heat balance in transportation tunnels and the outside air temperature and the process conditions of operation of the tunnel entry equipment.
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