Simulation of Dynamic Heat Load for Underground Structure Envelope

Rui Hai Wang; Li Jun Wang; Ji Min Ma; Jun Yang; Xiao Feng Zhou

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.671-674.2520

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Simulation of Dynamic Heat Load for Underground Structure Envelope

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Analyses the mechanisms of dynamic heat transfer in the underground works envelope and the simplified calculation method for heat transfer. With the cooperative function of MATLAB, Simulink and COMSOL simulate the dynamic variation of the heat load and validate the simulation results by an experiment.

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Rui Hai Wang, Li Jun Wang, Ji Min Ma, Jun Yang, Xiao Feng Zhou

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Building Envelope, Dynamic Heat Load, Heat Transfer, System Emulation

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