On the mathematical model of kitchen smoke exhaust system in high-rise residential buildings considering the Influence of Stack effect

• Main Authors: Huang, K. (Author), Liu, X. (Author), Wang, R. (Author), Yu, M. (Author)
• Format: Article
• Language: English
• Published: KeAi Communications Co. 2023
• Subjects: Atmospheric temperature; Buoyancy-driven; Buoyancy-driven ventilation; Central exhaust system; Flow rate; Flues; High rise residential building; High-rise residential buildings; Housing; Kitchen ventilation; Kitchen ventilations; Low-high; Pressure effects; Smoke; Smoke exhaust systems; Space heating; Stack effect; Tall buildings; Temperature differences; Ventilation; Ventilation mathematical model
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 In high-rise buildings with large indoor and outdoor temperature difference, neglecting the effect of stack effect in smoke exhaust shafts may cause calculation error of the fluid network model. In this paper, the mathematical model of kitchen smoke exhaust system considering the influence of stack effect was put forward and it can be inserted different range hood sub-models. Compared with the results of six working conditions of the model without considering the stack effect, the error of the proposed model were reduced by 7.6%, 4.3%, 4.1%, 2.8%, 2.4%, and 2.1%. While the indoor and outdoor temperature difference varies from −5 °C to 49 °C, the effect of stack effect on the pressure in the flue and the flow rate for each user was studied for six operating rates s. The results show that under the combined effect of stack effect and flue resistance, the static pressure of the kitchen smoke exhaust system showed a low-high-low distribution, and the maximum static pressure in the flue moved toward the bottom with the increase of temperature difference. User flow rates exhibit a low-high-low-high distribution, with an increased flow rate in the bottom users and the largest flow rate in the top users. © 2023