| 研究生: |
楊靖恆 Yang, Jing-Heng |
|---|---|
| 論文名稱: |
以水洞實驗探討建築物自然通風 Experimental Study of Natural Ventilation in Building Models Using a Water Channel |
| 指導教授: |
苗君易
Miau, Jiun-Jih |
| 學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
| 系所名稱: |
工學院 - 航空太空工程學系 Department of Aeronautics & Astronautics |
| 論文出版年: | 2013 |
| 畢業學年度: | 101 |
| 語文別: | 中文 |
| 論文頁數: | 102 |
| 中文關鍵詞: | 自然通風 、建築模型 、水槽 、PIV 、單側通風 、貫通通風 |
| 外文關鍵詞: | Cross ventilation, Single-sided ventilation, Wind effect, Building model, PIV |
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本研究主要探討自然通風經過建築物開口之對流現象,並在水槽中進行實驗。將建築物簡化為空心方柱體,並在模型上開方孔以模擬窗戶,本實驗主要以粒子影像測速系統(Particle image velocimetry- PIV),對流場從不同視角進行非侵入式的觀測及記錄。實驗雷諾數固定在約2.5×104,並依照模型的樣式可分為兩大主軸:單側通風(single-sided ventilation)以及貫通通風(cross ventilation),若再依照PIV觀測的視角及自由來流的方向,則可再將本實驗細分為五個不同方向來討論,貫通通風水平面及垂直面,單側通風水平面、垂直面及開口內側截面。
在貫通通風的情況下,當來流與建築模型開口之軸線夾角在0度至40度之間,建築模型內流場主要受來流的直接影響,模型內主流方向隨著來流入射角一同改變,若入射角在40度至50度之間則模型內主流方向維持不變,此時應為過渡狀態,然而入射角在50度至70度,模型內主流方向與來流改變方向相反,70度之後則流場模式截然不同於前。
而在單側通風的情況下,由於質量守恆,流體流經單一開口同時存在流進與流出,此處三維非穩態的流場較複雜,但仍可觀察到部分細微的流場現象,當開口正對流場時,建築模型內流場主要受前方回流區影響,並且在開口處雙向的流場間產生週期性的渦流溢放。但當開口軸向與自由來流呈90度角,也就是流向與開口壁面平行時,由於剪應力引起之流體混和層,使得模型內外對流仍具有某種程度的效果。
Experiments using Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV) measurements were carried out in a water channel facility to study the cross ventilation and single-sided ventilation of building models, respectively. The Reynolds number was fixed at 2.5×104 . This study of the wind ventilation effect was considered for 5 cases including the single-sided and cross ventilations.
In the cases of cross ventilation with the window openings normal to the incoming flow, i.e., α=0 to 90°, it is found that a transition of the inflow pattern takes place at α=40°. For α less than 40°, the inflow through the windows are basically in parallel with the incoming flow, whereas for α greater than 40° this no longer holds.
In the cases of single-sided ventilation with the window opening at α=0, 30°, 60° and 90° with respect to the incoming flow, it is found that at α=0 the flow pattern inside the building model is strongly coupled with the recirculation region in front of the model; at α= 30° and 60°, the inflow through the window is dominated by the convection effect of the incoming flow; at α= 90°, the flow pattern inside the building model is induced by the flow separation structure outside the building model.
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