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矿井工作环境热舒适性的影响

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热舒适性是影响矿工的工作效率和身心健康的重要因素.基于热平衡原理和二节点热生理模型,对矿井工作环境热舒适性的影响因素进行理论分析,采用预计平均热感觉指数(Predicted Mean Vote,PMV)、预计不满意率(Predicted Percent Dissatisfied,PPD)、标准有效温度(Standard Effective Temperature,SET)指标来评价矿井工作环境热舒适性.结果表明:在矿井工作环境中,当温度为 24~28℃,空气的相对湿度为50%~80%,送风速度为0.2~0.4 m/s时,可以满足人体对热舒适性的要求;当送风速度偏高时,适当提高相对湿度和增加温度能满足PMV,PPD指标对热舒适性的要求;劳动强度严重影响热舒适性.利用数值模拟的方法进一步研究温度与送风速度共同作用的影响,探究不同位置的温度与送风速度的差异,为改善工作环境热舒适性提供重要依据.
On the Influence of Thermal Comfort in Mine Working Environment
Thermal comfort is an important factor affecting the work efficiency and health of miners.Based on the principle of heat balance and the analysis of the"two-node"thermophysiological model,this paper conducts a theoretical analysis of the factors affecting the thermal comfort of the mine working environment,using the predicted mean vote(PMV),predicted percent dissatisfied(PPD),and standard effective temperature(SET)to evaluate the thermal comfort of the mine working environment.Results show that the comfortable value of the mine working environment is mainly distributed in the temperature of 24~28℃,the relative humidity of the air is 50%~80%,and the wind speed is 0.2~0.4 m/s;when the wind speed is too high,we need to increase the relative humidity appropriately.Humidity and increased temperature can meet the requirements of PMV,PPD index for thermal comfort;and labor intensity seriously affects thermal comfort.Using numerical simulation methods to further study the combined effects of temperature and wind speed,and to explore the difference between temperature and wind speed at different locations can provide an important basis for improving the thermal comfort of the working environment.

thermal comfortevaluation indexnumerical simulationtemperature fieldvelocity field

毛聪、游波、周超、刘剑锋、杨娇

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湖南科技大学 资源环境与安全工程学院,湖南 湘潭 411201

国家电投五凌电力有限公司,湖南 长沙 410004

热舒适性 评价指标 数值模拟 温度场 速度场

湖南省自然科学基金国家重点实验室开放基金

2021JJ402102020-JSKSSYS-03

2024

湖南科技大学学报(自然科学版)
湖南科技大学

湖南科技大学学报(自然科学版)

CSTPCD北大核心
影响因子:0.675
ISSN:1672-9102
年,卷(期):2024.39(2)