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建筑给水排水毕业设计专业外文翻译密封的建筑排水系统和通气系统

翻译

Sealedbuildingdrainageandventsystems

—anapplicationofactiveairpressuretransientcontrolandsuppression

Abstract

Theintroductionofsealedbuildingdrainageandventsystemsisconsideredaviablepropositionforcomplexbuildingsduetotheuseofactivepressuretransientcontrolandsuppressionintheformofairadmittancevalvesandpositiveairpressureattenuatorscoupledwiththeinterconnectionofthenetwork'sverticalstacks.

Thispaperpresentsasimulationbasedonafour-stacknetworkthatillustratesflowmechanismswithinthepipeworkfollowingbothappliancedischargegenerated,andsewerimposed,transients.Thissimulationidentifiestheroleoftheactiveairpressurecontroldevicesinmaintainingsystempressuresatlevelsthatdonotdepletetrapseals.

Furthersimulationexerciseswouldbenecessarytoprovideproofofconcept,anditwouldbeadvantageoustoparallelthesewithlaboratory,andpossiblysite,trialsforvalidationpurposes.Despitethiscautiontheinitialresultsarehighlyencouragingandaresufficienttoconfirmthepotentialtoprovidedefinitebenefitsintermsofenhancedsystemsecurityaswellasincreasedreliabilityandreducedinstallationandmaterialcosts.

Keywords:

Activecontrol;Trapretention;Transientpropagation

Nomenclature

C+-

characteristicequations

c

wavespeed,m/s

D

branchorstackdiameter,m

f

frictionfactor,UKdefinitionviaDarcyΔh=4fLu2/2Dg

g

accelerationduetogravity,m/s2

K

losscoefficient

L

pipelength,m

p

airpressure,N/m2

t

time,s

u

meanairvelocity,m/s

x

distance,m

γ

ratiospecificheats

Δh

headloss,m

Δp

pressuredifference,N/m2

Δt

timestep,s

Δx

internodallength,m

ρ

density,kg/m3

Suffix

A

appliancesideoftrap

B

branch

local

conditionsatnode

T

trap

atm

atmosphericpressure

F

friction

R

room

S

systemsideoftrap

w

water

ArticleOutline

Nomenclature

1.Introduction—airpressuretransientcontrolandsuppression

2.Mathematicalbasisforthesimulationoftransientpropagationinmulti-stackbuildingdrainagenetworks

3.Roleofdiversityinsystemoperation

4.Simulationoftheoperationofamulti-stacksealedbuildingdrainageandventsystem

5.Simulationsignconventions

6.Waterdischargetothenetwork

7.Surchargeatbaseofstack1

8.Sewerimposedtransients

9.Trapsealoscillationandretention

10.Conclusion—viabilityofasealedbuildingdrainageandventsystem

1.Introduction—airpressuretransientcontrolandsuppression

Airpressuretransientsgeneratedwithinbuildingdrainageandventsystemsasanaturalconsequenceofsystemoperationmayberesponsiblefortrapsealdepletionandcrosscontaminationofhabitablespace[1].Traditionalmodesoftrapsealprotection,basedontheVictorianengineer'sobsessionwithodourexclusion[2],[3]and[4],dependpredominantlyonpassivesolutionswhererelianceisplacedoncrossconnectionsandverticalstacksventedtoatmosphere[5]and[6].Thisapproach,whilebothprovenandtraditional,hasinherentweaknesses,includingtheremotenessoftheventterminations[7],leadingtodelaysinthearrivalofrelievingreflections,andthemultiplicityofopenrooflevelstackterminationsinherentwithincomplexbuildings.Thecomplexityoftheventsystemrequiredalsohassignificantcostandspaceimplications[8].

Thedevelopmentofairadmittancevalves（AAVs）overthepasttwodecadesprovidesthedesignerwithameansofalleviatingnegativetransientsgeneratedasrandomappliancedischargescontributetothetimedependentwater-flowconditionswithinthesystem.AAVsrepresentanactivecontrolsolutionastheyresponddirectlytothelocalpressureconditions,openingaspressurefallstoallowareliefairinflowandhencelimitthepressureexcursionsexperiencedbytheappliancetrapseal[9].

However,AAVsdonotaddresstheproblemsofpositiveairpressuretransientpropagationwithinbuildingdrainageandventsystemsasaresultofintermittentclosureofthefreeairpaththroughthenetworkorthearrivalofpositivetransientsgeneratedremotelywithinthesewersystem,possiblybysomesurchargeeventdownstream—includingheavyrainfallincombinedsewerapplications.

Thedevelopmentofvariablevolumecontainmentattenuators[10]thataredesignedtoabsorbairflowdrivenbypositiveairpressuretransientscompletesthenecessarydeviceprovisiontoallowactiveairpressuretransientcontrolandsuppressiontobeintroducedintothedesignofbuildingdrainageandventsystems,forboth‘standard’buildingsandthoserequiringparticularattentiontobepaidtothesecurityimplicationsofmultiplerooflevelopenstackterminations.Thepositiveairpressureattenuator（PAPA）consistsofavariablevolumebagthatexpandsundertheinfluenceofapositivetransientandthereforeallowssystemairflowstoattenuategradually,thereforereducingthelevelofpositivetransientsgenerated.

TogetherwiththeuseofAAVstheintroductionofthePAPAdeviceallowsconsiderationofafullysealedbuildingdrainageandventsystem.

Fig.1illustratesbothAAVandPAPAdevices,notethatthewaterlesssheathtrapactsasanAAVundernegativelinepressure.

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Fig. 1. Activeairpressuretransientsuppressiondevicestocontrolbothpositiveandnegativesurges.

Activeairpressuretransientsuppressionandcontrolthereforeallowsforlocalizedinterventiontoprotecttrapsealsfrombothpositiveandnegativepressureexcursions.Thishasdistinctadvantagesoverthetraditionalpassiveapproach.Thetimedelayinherentinawaitingthereturnofarelievingreflectionfromaventopentoatmosphereisremovedandtheeffectofthetransientonalltheothersystemtrapspassedduringitspropagationisavoided.

2.Mathematicalbasisforthesimulationoftransientpropagationinmulti-stackbuildingdrainagenetworks

ThepropagationofairpressuretransientswithinbuildingdrainageandventsystemsbelongstoawellunderstoodfamilyofunsteadyflowconditionsdefinedbytheStVenantequationsofcontinuityandmomentum,andsolvableviaafinitedifferenceschemeutilizingthemethodofcharacteristicstechnique.Airpressuretransientgenerationandpropagationwithinthesystemasaresultofairentrainmentbythefallingannularwaterinthesystemverticalstacksandthereflectionandtransmissionofthesetransientsatthesystemboundaries,includingopenterminations,connectionstothesewer,appliancetrapsealsandbothAAVandPAPAactivecontroldevices,maybesimulatedwithprovenaccuracy.Thesimulation[11]provideslocalairpressure,velocityandwavespeedinformationthroughoutanetworkattimeanddistanceintervalsasshortas0.001 sand300 mm.Inaddition,thesimulationreplicateslocalappliancetrapsealoscillationsandtheoperationofactivecontroldevices,therebyyieldingdataonnetworkairflowsandidentifyingsystemfailuresandconsequences.Whilethesimulationhasbeenextensivelyvalidated[10],itsusetoindependentlyconfirmthe

mechanismofSARSvirusspreadwithintheAmoyGardensoutbreakin2003hasprovidedfurtherconfidenceinitspredictions[12].

Airpressuretransientpropagationdependsupontherateofchangeofthesystemconditions.Increasingannulardownflowgeneratesanenhancedentrainedairflowandlowersthesystempressure.Retardingtheentrainedairflowgeneratespositivetransients.Externaleventsmayalsopropagatebothpositiveandnegativetransientsintothenetwork.

Theannularwaterflowinthe‘wet’stackentrainsanairflowduetotheconditionof‘noslip’establishedbetweentheannularwaterandaircoresurfacesandgeneratestheexpectedpressurevariationdownaverticalstack.Pressurefallsfromatmosphericabovethestackentryduetofrictionandtheeffectsofdrawingairthroughthewatercurtainsformedatdischargingbranchjunctions.Inthelowerwetstackthepressurerecoverstoaboveatmosphericduetothetractionforcesexertedontheairflowpriortofallingacrossthewatercurtainatthestackbase.

Theapplicationofthemethodofcharacteristicstothemodellingofunsteadyflowswasfirstrecognizedinthe1960s[13].TherelationshipsdefinedbyJack[14]allowsthesimulationtomodelthetractionforceexertedontheentrainedair.Extensiveexperimentaldataallowedthedefinitionofa‘pseudo-frictionfactor’applicableinthewetstackandoperableacrossthewaterannularflow/entrainedaircoreinterfacetoallowcombineddischargeflowsandtheireffectonairentrainmenttobemodelled.

ThepropagationofairpressuretransientsinbuildingdrainageandventsystemsisdefinedbytheStVenantequationsofcontinuityandmomentum[9],

（1）

（2）

Thesequasi-linearhyperbolicpartialdifferentialequationsareamenabletofinitedifferencesolutiononcetransformedviatheMethodofCharacteristicsintofinitedifferencerelationships,Eqs.（3）–（6）,thatlinkconditionsatanodeonetimestepinthefuturetocurrentconditionsatadjacentupstreamanddownstreamnodes,Fig.2.

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Fig. 2. StVenantequationsofcontinuityandmomentumallowairflowvelocityandwavespeedtobepredictedonanx-tgridasshown.Note

.

FortheC+characteristic:

（3）

when

（4）

andtheC-characteristic:

（5）

when

（6）

wherethewavespeedcisgivenby

c=（γp/ρ）0.5.

（7）

Theseequationsinvolvetheairmeanflowvelocity,u,andthelocalwavespeed,c,duetotheinterdependenceofairpressureanddensity.Localpressureiscalculatedas

（8）

Suitableequationslinklocalpressuretoairflowortotheinterfaceoscillationoftrapseals,Tabl