CFD (computational fluid dynamics)

Most traditional elementary school classrooms here do not have air-conditioners and it often feel stuffy in classrooms located in the top floors. In addition, traditional classrooms widely have noise problem  so do the open educational classrooms. If the windows and doors are closed to reduce noise, it will result in the phenomenon of stuffiness, which largely prevents the external air entering the room.

In this paper, three-dimensional air flow distributions in a typical island platform under both natural and mechanical ventilation operation modes were simulated for the whole process of the train entering, staying in and departing from the platform. The mechanical ventilation modes include over-platform supply/under-platform exhaust (OSUE) and overplatform supply/over- platform exhaust (OSOE). Based on the data obtained from the simulations, the effects of natural and mechanical ventilation system on platform air distribution were analyzed.