Emission and local ventilation control of droplets generated by condensation and bubble-bursting during pickling

Fan, Jinping; Yang, Yang; Wang, Yi; Zhang, Yuming; Wei, Yingrong; Liu, Fan; Zhu, Ningbin

doi:10.1016/j.scs.2021.103491

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“…[21][22][23] To reduce the age of the air and improve the pollutant removal efficiency, fresh air can be sent directly into the working area and particulate matter discharged immediately. 24,25 Local ventilation is the first choice for industrial ventilation and pollutant removal, 26,27 because it can directly discharge harmful substances near the pollution source using a small amount of air. The collection efficiency of local exhaust systems is affected mainly by the form of the exhaust hood.…”

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Numerical investigation on particle removal and energy consumption of supplied and recirculated ventilation for industrial workshop

Lan

Diao

2023

Indoor and Built Environment

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In the weld back-cleaning process, many high-concentration pollutants are produced, which can lead to health problems after prolonged exposure. In this study, a novel recirculating stratified ventilation system is proposed that combines supply and recirculating ventilation. It reduces indoor particulate concentration and exhausts air volume based on the air gouging process in a casting workshop. The influences of the supplied and recirculated air velocities on the particle removal efficiency and energy consumption were investigated and compared with those of a traditional exhaust system. The computational fluid dynamics-discrete phase model coupling method was adopted. First, the feasibility of the model was verified using previously published experimental data. The concentration of the unsteady particles was then simulated with different supplied and recirculated air velocities in the ventilation system. The particles were dispersed owing to the influence of the heat-source temperature. With an increasing supplied air velocity and constant recirculated air velocity, the average particle concentration was decreased. The results show that the particle removal efficiency can be improved by approximately 100%, and 90% of the energy can be saved to achieve the same removal efficiency as a traditional ceiling exhaust system.

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confidence: 99%

“…Local ventilation is the first choice for industrial ventilation and pollutant removal, 26,27 because it can directly discharge harmful substances near the pollution source using a small amount of air. The collection efficiency of local exhaust systems is affected mainly by the form of the exhaust hood.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%