Numerical Simulation on Fire Smoke Flow with Jet Fans in an Underground Garage

Ying Wang; Bi Ming Shi; Chao Min Mu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.374-377.534

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Numerical Simulation on Fire Smoke Flow with Jet Fans in an Underground Garage

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With the aim of evaluating capabilities of a ventilation system with jet fans to control fire smoke in an underground garage, we carried out a set of FDS simulation. According to the results, temperature and soot density of fire has reduced within an acceptable range. We believe that the ventilation system based on the jet fans has indeed controlled fire smoke effectively, thereby we have enough time for safety rescue.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 374-377)

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Ying Wang, Bi Ming Shi, Chao Min Mu

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Fire Smoke, Jet Fans, Numerical Simulation, Underground Garage

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