A numerical model of flow and temperature field in an air-cooled refrigerator freezer was established by CFD method and was validated by experiments. The results show that the simulation temperature is slightly lower than the experimental results; the maximum relative error is 1.89%. The numerical results show that the shelves divided the freezer into three temperature zones, the vortexes were formed in the door boxes and vegatable box, which weaken the convective heat transfer. Rising the air velocity will improve the uniformity of the temperature distribution in the refrigerator. The research provided a reference for optimal design of the freezer in the air-cooled refrigerator.
In order to avoid missing the best opportunity for emergency rescue in the event of spontaneous combustion and to prevent accidents from developing further, this paper proposed a method to generate an emergency response plan for spontaneous combustion based on case-based reasoning (CBR). Firstly, we adopted Hadoop big data retrieval technology to establish a case library for spontaneous combustion; then, our team applied CBR technology and introduced the differential determination symbol to calculate case similarity; furthermore, we quickly generated an emergency response plan for spontaneous combustion with the help of the Python program; and finally, we used a case to verify the effectiveness of the method. Overall, the results showed that the emergency response plan generated using this proposed method was consistent with the actual situation of the accident case and, compared with other relevant representative algorithms, the results in this paper were more accurate. In practice, this method may be helpful in providing support for generating emergency response plans for spontaneous combustion.
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