To date,the Three Gorges Project is the largest hydro junction in the world.It is the key project for the integrated water resource management and development of the Changjiang River.The technology of the project,with...To date,the Three Gorges Project is the largest hydro junction in the world.It is the key project for the integrated water resource management and development of the Changjiang River.The technology of the project,with its huge scale and comprehensive benefits,is extremely complicated,and the design difficulty is greater than that of any other hydro project in the world.A series of new design theories and methods have been proposed and applied in the design and research process.Many key technological problems regarding hydraulic structures have been overcome,such as a gravity dam with multi-layer large discharge orifices,a hydropower station of giant generating units,and a giant continual multi-step ship lock with a high water head.展开更多
In the present work,a semi-transverse ventilation system in a long tunnel with a length of 4.9 km,as a complex case study,is numer-ically studied by performing a set of three-dimensional steady incompressible computat...In the present work,a semi-transverse ventilation system in a long tunnel with a length of 4.9 km,as a complex case study,is numer-ically studied by performing a set of three-dimensional steady incompressible computational fluid dynamics(CFD)simulations.The ven-tilation system consisted of a ceiling duct connected to two axial fans at the ending portals,and a series of jet fans in the main tunnel for supporting airflow in the desired direction.To focus on what can and cannot be achieved in commissioning tests,the ventilation system’s performance in various scenarios is numerically evaluated with two different tunnel states;empty tunnel and complete traffic congestion with 1176 stationary vehicles–which is almost impossible to evaluate during a commissioning test.By considering two hypothetical loca-tions for the extraction zone from the main tunnel(in a distance of 450 and 1000 m from one portal),it is shown that the required number of jet fans in a traffic condition drops from 57 for the first extraction location to 43(25%decrease)when the ventilation system extracts from the second zone.We show that if only the close axial fan to the extraction zone is activated,the required number of jet fans reduces by 56%and 72%for the first and second extraction locations,respectively.This finding can provide a cheaper and easier controlling scenario for emergency ventilation.展开更多
文摘To date,the Three Gorges Project is the largest hydro junction in the world.It is the key project for the integrated water resource management and development of the Changjiang River.The technology of the project,with its huge scale and comprehensive benefits,is extremely complicated,and the design difficulty is greater than that of any other hydro project in the world.A series of new design theories and methods have been proposed and applied in the design and research process.Many key technological problems regarding hydraulic structures have been overcome,such as a gravity dam with multi-layer large discharge orifices,a hydropower station of giant generating units,and a giant continual multi-step ship lock with a high water head.
文摘In the present work,a semi-transverse ventilation system in a long tunnel with a length of 4.9 km,as a complex case study,is numer-ically studied by performing a set of three-dimensional steady incompressible computational fluid dynamics(CFD)simulations.The ven-tilation system consisted of a ceiling duct connected to two axial fans at the ending portals,and a series of jet fans in the main tunnel for supporting airflow in the desired direction.To focus on what can and cannot be achieved in commissioning tests,the ventilation system’s performance in various scenarios is numerically evaluated with two different tunnel states;empty tunnel and complete traffic congestion with 1176 stationary vehicles–which is almost impossible to evaluate during a commissioning test.By considering two hypothetical loca-tions for the extraction zone from the main tunnel(in a distance of 450 and 1000 m from one portal),it is shown that the required number of jet fans in a traffic condition drops from 57 for the first extraction location to 43(25%decrease)when the ventilation system extracts from the second zone.We show that if only the close axial fan to the extraction zone is activated,the required number of jet fans reduces by 56%and 72%for the first and second extraction locations,respectively.This finding can provide a cheaper and easier controlling scenario for emergency ventilation.
