Assessment of efficiency of windbreak and dust suppression walls for coal terminals

Moskovaya, I V; Olishevskiy, A T; Lazareva, L. P.

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/87/4/042010

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“…1(a)), for noise reduction ( Fig. 1(d) and (e)) (1), and generally to change local environmental conditions and improve leaving, production and environmental conditions (2) (3). 1(c)), in mining and industry for the protection of manufactured thin materials ( Fig.…”

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The design of tall windbreak panels: Design issues and a case study

Maraveas

2019

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The design and construction of tall, slender steel structures always presents a challenge. This paper presents design aspects (structural system information, analysis methods, applied loads and cost optimisation) and a case study relating to the design and construction of tall windbreak panels 10 m in height. These windbreak panels were constructed in a Greek electricity-producing industry in order to reduce wind turbulence and improve the performance of its Air Cooled Condenser (ACC). The steel columns were constructed from hot-rolled IPE 360 cross sections with a height of 10 m, supported by cables in the wind direction and bracing systems in the transverse direction. Concrete anchorages for the cables and concrete footings for the steel columns were used. System optimisation in terms of the steel weight, cable weight and overall costs is discussed and practical issues are explained in terms of technical decisions. Furthermore, construction details, construction methods and cost estimation are discussed.

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“…1(c)), in mining and industry for the protection of manufactured thin materials ( Fig. 1(d) and (e)) (1), and generally to change local environmental conditions and improve leaving, production and environmental conditions (2) (3). Windbreaks can be manmade structures, but trees can also be used (4).…”

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The design of tall windbreak panels: Design issues and a case study

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2019

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“…To this end, the two collapsed lakes of Zhuxianzhuang Mine in Huaibei Coalfield were selected as the research object. The research objectives include: (1) demonstrate the distribution characteristics of heavy metal elements in the two water bodies in the four seasons, (2) explain the source of heavy metal elements in water, (3) calculate the health risk value of heavy metal elements for adults and children, and (4) provide reference for the utilization of the water body in the collapsed lake of Huaibei coalfield.…”

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Analysis of Heavy Metal Sources and Health Risk Assessment of Typical Coal Mine Collapsed Lakes in Huaibei Coalfield, Anhui Province, China

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Impact of windbreak design on microclimate in hot regions during cold waves: Numerical investigation

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Hassan,

Asawa

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Int J Biometeorol

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Winter cold wave adaptation strategies in hot climates due to climate change didn’t receive the deserved attention from previous studies. Therefore, this study comprehensively investigates the impact of various windbreak parameters on mitigating winter cold stress in hot steppe-arid climate. A microclimate model for a residential campus was built and validated through on-site measurement on a typical winter day to assess thirty-two scenarios for tree characteristics and spatial configuration windbreak parameters based on PET, wind speed, and Air Temperature (AT). Moreover, four configurations, that had best results on mitigating cold stress in winter, were tested during typical summer conditions to couple the assessment of cold and hot seasons. Additionally, environmental analysis for all scenarios was conducted. The results revealed that the most effective parameters for mitigating cold stress are tree distribution, Leaf Area Density (LAD), row number, spacing, and shape. Double rows of high LAD and medium height trees with small spacing yielded the best cold stress mitigation effect. Furthermore, the windbreak reduced the cold stress in the morning and night by 19.31% and 18.06%, respectively. It reduced AT and wind speed at night by 0.79 °C and 2.56 m/s, respectively. During summer, very hot PET area was reduced by 21.79% and 19.5% at 12:00 and 15:00, respectively.

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Assessment of efficiency of windbreak and dust suppression walls for coal terminals

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The design of tall windbreak panels: Design issues and a case study

The design of tall windbreak panels: Design issues and a case study

Analysis of Heavy Metal Sources and Health Risk Assessment of Typical Coal Mine Collapsed Lakes in Huaibei Coalfield, Anhui Province, China

Impact of windbreak design on microclimate in hot regions during cold waves: Numerical investigation

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