The Impact of Wind Flow on Multi-storey Buildings: Experimental Studies

Furdas, Yurii; Yurkevych, Yuriy; Zhelykh, Vasyl; Ulewicz, Małgorzata

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-14141-6_9

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“…Different ventilation schemes in different purpose rooms and efficiency of air distribution have been considered. However, an analysis of the provision of air exchange in small-sized premises has shown that this is quite a challenge (Furdas et al, 2023). This primarily applies to small rooms in which air jets flow out in compressed conditions.…”

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Increasing Economic Efficiency When Creating a Dynamic Microclimate in Compressed Conditions of Production Premises

Voznyak,

Spodyniuk,

Sukholova

et al. 2024

GLCE

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This work is devoted to increasing economic efficiency when using two-stream air distributors that form a swirled and flat stream while providing a dynamic microclimate in compressed conditions of industrial premises. The design of a two-jet air distributor is proposed, which forms a swirled and flat laying air jet, that provides intensive attenuation of air flow velocity and temperature in stationary and variable mode. Measures aimed at saving cold energy are considered, namely, air supply in a variable mode, use of the flooring effect, use of devices for intensification of tidal flow turbulence. A set of optimal measures for obtaining the maximum economic effect is determined. A method of development and calculation of inflow mechanical ventilation systems based on the specified air distributors is proposed. The economic evaluation of the use of air distribution devices proved that the use of a two-jet air distributor makes it possible to obtain some economic effect.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Increasing Economic Efficiency When Creating a Dynamic Microclimate in Compressed Conditions of Production Premises

Voznyak,

Spodyniuk,

Sukholova

et al. 2024

GLCE

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Examining Wind Flow's Impact on Multi-Storey Buildings: A Quest for Quality Improvement

Myroniuk,

Furdas,

Zhelykh

et al. 2024

Production Engineering Archives

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This scientific article delves into the intricacies of wind flow's impact on multi-storey buildings, presenting results from a series of experimental investigations. The research encompasses an examination of wind interactions with buildings of varying heights and geometric profiles. Furthermore, it unveils the effects of tall structures on the natural ventilation and smoke evacuation systems of shorter edifices, considering different wind flow directions. The study leverages specialized wind tunnel and measurement techniques for a comprehensive analysis of wind-induced loads on buildings. The acquired insights furnish crucial input for the design of single-story temporary modular constructions within densely populated urban areas, subject to wind-induced stresses. Additionally, they hold potential applicability in the advancement of energy-efficient technologies and strategies within the realm of construction. The acquired dataset underscores the criticality of scrutinizing wind flow's impact on structures of varied typologies and dimensions and will allow to significantly improve the quality and efficiency of modern buildings in the future.

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The Impact of Wind Flow on Multi-storey Buildings: Experimental Studies

Cited by 2 publications

References 35 publications

Increasing Economic Efficiency When Creating a Dynamic Microclimate in Compressed Conditions of Production Premises

Increasing Economic Efficiency When Creating a Dynamic Microclimate in Compressed Conditions of Production Premises

Examining Wind Flow's Impact on Multi-Storey Buildings: A Quest for Quality Improvement

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