A transient-state simulation of reversed ventilation in mine with multi-intakes and fans
Ji Woon Chang
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Ji Woon Chang
Abstract
In response to the needs for reversed ventilation decisionmaking in complex mine ventilation systems with multiintakes and fans, the transientstate ventilation process before approaching the steadystate condition has been analyzed and simulated for various operation combinations of reversing facilities. A FORTRAN program for dynamic simulation of reversed ventilation under various conditions was made and supported by relevant calculation examples. The results agree with practice.
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In response to the needs for reversed ventilation decisionmaking in complex mine ventilation systems with multiintakes and fans, the transientstate ventilation process before approaching the steadystate condition has been analyzed and simulated for various operation combinations of reversing facilities. A FORTRAN program for dynamic simulation of reversed ventilation under various conditions was made and supported by relevant calculation examples. The results agree with practice.
Key concepts: Ventilation (architecture), Transient (computer programming), Fortran, Reversing, Process (computing), Steady state (chemistry), State (computer science), Environmental science