Simulation Analysis of Metro Station Construction Fire Based on FDS

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Taking the Hongqi west road station construction of Dalian metro line 2 as an example, the regularities of the temperature and the smoke concentration distribution are analyzed. Basing on FDS, the simulation model of the metro station fire is set up. Assume six fire points in the station to simulate the smoke diffusion velocity and the personnel evacuation time in fire. Results show that the chimney effect is obvious at the back of the station. The highest temperature of every export is 180°C and the lowest temperature is 40°C during the effective duration. The time duration can meet the needs of the personnel evacuation from the fire metro station. Basing on the analysis of variation of the smoke flows and the temperature, the metro station project is reasonable.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 446-449)

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2093-2096

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January 2012

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© 2012 Trans Tech Publications Ltd. All Rights Reserved

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