Orthogonal Experimental Study on Layout Parameters of Ventilation Equipment in Tunnel Construction Based on TOPSIS Theory

Based on the Daozhen–Wulong Zimuyan tunnel, the distance from the outlet of the air duct to the tunnel face and the diameter of the air duct are studied through an orthogonal experimental design. Aiming at the influence of the position of the air duct of the axial flow fan in the tunnel on the ventilation flow field, the improved TOPSIS theory is adopted for detailed data analysis, and the flow field characteristics are thoroughly checked to identify the optimal working condition configuration. The results show that with the increase in the distance between the air duct and the tunnel face, the local CO concentration will first decrease and then increase, indicating that too large or too small a distance will weaken the effective CO emission ability of the tunnel face, and the distance between the air duct outlet and the tunnel face is the best scheme; by combining the TOPSIS theory, entropy weight method, and analytic hierarchy process, the optimization scheme is obtained. When the distance between the outlet of the air duct and the working face is 15 m, the side wall of the air duct is 4 m away from the air, the diameter of the air duct is 1.8 m, the flow field in the tunnel shows a high degree of stability, the wind speed is significantly increased, and the vortex area that may hinder the air flow is effectively eliminated. The ventilation efficiency is greatly improved and the overall stability of the tunnel is enhanced.

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2025-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.3390/buildings15071151
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Abstract

Based on the Daozhen–Wulong Zimuyan tunnel, the distance from the outlet of the air duct to the tunnel face and the diameter of the air duct are studied through an orthogonal experimental design. Aiming at the influence of the position of the air duct of the axial flow fan in the tunnel on the ventilation flow field, the improved TOPSIS theory is adopted for detailed data analysis, and the flow field characteristics are thoroughly checked to identify the optimal working condition configuration. The results show that with the increase in the distance between the air duct and the tunnel face, the local CO concentration will first decrease and then increase, indicating that too large or too small a distance will weaken the effective CO emission ability of the tunnel face, and the distance between the air duct outlet and the tunnel face is the best scheme; by combining the TOPSIS theory, entropy weight method, and analytic hierarchy process, the optimization scheme is obtained. When the distance between the outlet of the air duct and the working face is 15 m, the side wall of the air duct is 4 m away from the air, the diameter of the air duct is 1.8 m, the flow field in the tunnel shows a high degree of stability, the wind speed is significantly increased, and the vortex area that may hinder the air flow is effectively eliminated. The ventilation efficiency is greatly improved and the overall stability of the tunnel is enhanced.

BuildingsVol. 15(7)
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