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4. Cold Flow Multi-scale Modelling Results
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5. Multi-scale Fire Modelling Results
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6. Conclusion
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# Introduction - Team
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* Cold flow field measurement data available [1]
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* Dartford Tunnel West properties:
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- 1.5 km long
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- - 14 jet fans pairs (JFP)
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+ - 14 jet fans pairs (JFP) with 8.3m^3^/s per fan
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* Key of multi-scale model
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- Interface between 1D and full CFD sections
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- Flow need to be fully developed
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# Multi-scale Modelling - Implementation
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- ~ Figure { #fig-figure; caption:"Representation of Multi -scale Model "}
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+ ~ Figure { #fig-figure; caption:"Representation of multi -scale model "}
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![Fig1]
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[Fig1]: images/Fig1.png "Fig1" { width:auto; max-width:70% }
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- * L~p~ is length of portal =
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- * L~JF,UP~ and L~JF,DW~ are length up and downstream of jet fans = xx xx respectively
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- * L~fire~ is length each side of fire =
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+ * L~p~ is length of portal = 50 m
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+ * L~JF,UP~ and L~JF,DW~ are length up and downstream of jet fans = 35 m and 130 m respectively
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+ * L~fire~ is length each side of fire = 170 m
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* Calibrated from running multiple models
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# Cold Flow Modelling Results
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- # Multi-scale Fire Modelling Results
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- # Conclusion
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+ * Cold flow modelling results presented separately in Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology [3]
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+ * Good correlation from 80 m downwind of the jet fans
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+ * Poorer correlation nearer to jet fans:
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+ - Lack of detailed information of installed jet fans
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+ - Difficulty to accurately model the jet fans
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+ - No accurate measurement of tunnel walls' surface roughness
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- ## Reveal.js
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- `reveal.js` is a framework for easily creating beautiful presentations using
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- HTML. You'll need a browser with support for CSS 3D transforms to see it in
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- its full glory.
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+ # Cold Flow Modelling Results
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- And any Madoko features just work. Here is some math:
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+ ~ Figure { #fig-figure; caption:"Average velocities measured in the tunnel [3]"}
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+ ![fig6_velocity]
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- ~ Begin Framed { padding:1ex; margin-top:1ex }
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- A famous equation is $e = mc^2$, but this one is
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- famous too:
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+ [fig6_velocity]: images/fig6_velocity.png "fig6_velocity" { width:auto; max-width:90% }
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- ~ Equation {#eq-gaussian}
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- \int_{-\infty}^\infty e^{-a x^2} d x = \sqrt{\frac{\pi}{a}}
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- ~ End Framed
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- ~~ Notes
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- Oh hey, these are some notes. They'll be hidden in your presentation, but you
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- can see them if you open the speaker notes window (hit 's' on your keyboard).
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- ~~
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- ## Code
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- Here is code, highlighted by Madoko
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- ``` javascript
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- function sqr( x ) {
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- var \(π\) = 3.141593;
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- return x*x; /* the square */
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- }
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- ```
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- We used `\(` and `\)` to escape into markdown to write π.
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- <!-- Example of nested vertical slides -->
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- ~ Begin Vertical { data-background:Gainsboro }
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- ## Vertical Slides {#vertical}
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- Slides can be nested inside of other slides,
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- try pressing [down].
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- [![arrowdown]][down]
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- [down]: # { .navigate-down }
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- [arrowdown]: images/arrow.png "Down arrow" { width:178px; height:238px }
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- ## Basement Level 1
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- Press down or up to navigate.
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- ## Basement Level 2
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+ # Cold Flow Modelling Results
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- Use `columns` to put blocks next to each other:
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+ ~ Figure { #fig-figure; caption:"Multi-scale model velocity profile downwind of jet fans [3]"}
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+ ![fig_100]
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+ ![fig_120]
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- ~ Begin Columns
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- ~ Column { width:50% }
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- A monarch butterfly (shown to the right)
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- spends the winter in Mexico.
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- ~
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- ~ Column
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- ![butterfly]
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- ~ End Columns
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- [butterfly]: images/butterfly.png "A Monarch butterfly" { width:280px; vertical-align:middle }
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- <!--
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- For local background images, we need to have a reference to the image
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- such that it's data gets embedded into the HTML page. We define
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- it using "display=none" so it is hidden in the presentation.
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- We can then refer to the image in "data-background-image".
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- -->
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- ![bfly]
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- [bfly]: images/butterfly.png "Butterfly" { display:none }
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+ [fig_120]: images/fig_120.png "fig_120" { width:auto; max-width:45% }
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- ## Basement Level 3 { data-background-image:images/butterfly.png }
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- That's it, time to go back up.
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- [![arrowup]][back2]
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- [arrowup]: images/arrow.png "Up arrow" { width:178px; height:238px; transform:rotate(180deg) }
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- [back2]: #vertical { .image }
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+ [fig_100]: images/fig_100.png "fig_100" { width:auto; max-width:45% }
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+ # Cold Flow Modelling Results
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- ## Themes {#themes}
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+ ~ Figure { #fig-figure; caption:"Multi-scale model velocity profile downwind of jet fans [3]"}
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+ ![fig_20]
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+ ![fig_40]
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- Reveal.js comes with a few themes built in:
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+ [fig_40]: images/fig_40.png "fig_40" { width:auto; max-width:45% }
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- * [Default](?#/themes)
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- * [Sky](?theme=sky#/themes)
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- * [Beige](?theme=beige#/themes)
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- * [Serif](?theme=serif#/themes)
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- * [Simple](?theme=simple#/themes)
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- * [Night](?theme=night#/themes)
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- * [Moon](?theme=moon#/themes)
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- * [Solarized](?theme=solarized#/themes)
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+ [fig_20]: images/fig_20.png "fig_20" { width:auto; max-width:45% }
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- Theme demos are loaded after the presentation which leads to flicker. In
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- production you should load your theme in the `<head>` using a
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- `<link>`.
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+ # Cold Flow Modelling Results
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- ## Transitions { #transitions }
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+ ~ Figure { #fig-figure; caption:"Reduction in computational time for the multi-scale model"}
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+ ![fig1_time1]
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+ ~
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- You can select from different transitions, like:\
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- [Cube](?transition=cube#/transitions) -
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- [Page](?transition=page#/transitions) -
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- [Concave](?transition=concave#/transitions) -
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- [Zoom](?transition=zoom#/transitions) -
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- [Linear](?transition=linear#/transitions) -
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- [Fade](?transition=fade#/transitions) -
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- [None](?transition=none#/transitions) -
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- [Default](?#/transitions)
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+ [fig1_time1]: images/fig1_time1.png "fig1_time1" { width:auto; max-width:55% }
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+ # Multi-scale Fire Modelling Results
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+ * Adapted from the same cold flow multi-scale model
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+ * Introduction of a fire in the middle of the tunnel
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+ * Three fire sizes considered, 35 MW, 55 MW and 75 MW
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+ * Validation study conducted (Arup Tunnel case)
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+ * Mass flow rate is the measured variable
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+ * Interesting behaviour observed in the multi-scale model
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- ## Pauses?
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- Some pauses.
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+ * Oscillatory mass flow observed
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+ * Mass flow rates in multi-scale models do not stabilise compared to the full CFD model
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+ * It is yet to be determined if the oscillation is numerical
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+ * Similar oscillation for velocity and temperature observed by Vermesi _et al_ [2]
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- * {.fragment} One
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- * {.fragment} Two
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- * {.fragment} Three
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+ # Multi-scale Fire Modelling Results
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+ ~ Figure { #fig-figure; caption:"Mass flow rates (35 MW) in the tunnel. Left: Mass flow in and out. Right: Mass flow along the tunnel."}
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+ ![fig4_1]
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+ ![fig4_2]
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- - Test 2
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- - Test 3
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- {.fragmented}
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+ [Fig4_2]: images/Fig4_2.png "Fig4_2" { width:auto; max-width:45% }
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- Cool!.
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+ [Fig4_1]: images/Fig4_1.png "Fig4_1" { width:auto; max-width:45% }
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- ~ Slide
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- A slide with no header
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- ## Point of View
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+ ~ Figure { #fig-figure; caption:"Mass flow rates (55 MW) in the tunnel. Left: Mass flow in and out. Right: Mass flow along the tunnel."}
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+ ![Fig4_3]
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+ ![Fig4_4]
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- In Reveal.js Press **ESC** to enter the slide overview.
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+ [Fig4_4]: images/Fig4_4.png "Fig4_4" { width:auto; max-width:45% }
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- Hold down alt and click on any element to zoom in on it using
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- [zoom.js]. Alt + click anywhere to zoom back out.
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+ [Fig4_3]: images/Fig4_3.png "Fig4_3" { width:auto; max-width:45% }
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- [zoom.js]: http://lab.hakim.se/zoom-js
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+ # Multi-scale Fire Modelling Results
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+ ~ Figure { #fig-figure; caption:"Mass flow rates (75 MW) in the tunnel. Left: Mass flow in and out. Right: Mass flow along the tunnel."}
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+ ![Fig4_5]
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+ ![Fig4_6]
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- ## Works in Mobile Safari
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+ [Fig4_6]: images/Fig4_6.png "Fig4_6" { width:auto; max-width:45% }
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- Try it out! You can swipe through the slides and pinch your way to the
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+ [Fig4_5]: images/Fig4_5.png "Fig4_5" { width:auto; max-width:45% }
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- ## Printing
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- You can print a `revealjs` presentation nicely from the browser.
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- First give the `?print-pdf` or `?print-paper` query on your final
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- presentation (in the browser address bar) and then print from the Chrome
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- browser selecting `Save to PDF`.
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+ # Multi-scale Fire Modelling Results
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- Read more about it at the [revealjs documentation](https://github.com/hakimel/reveal.js#pdf-export)
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+ ~ Figure { #fig-figure; caption:"Oscillating temperature and velocity in a tunnel fire [3]"}
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+ ![Untitled]
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- ## RevealJS library
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+ [Untitled]: images/Untitled.png "Untitled" { width:auto; max-width:100% }
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- Normally, the `revealjs` library is loaded from a CDN but you can specify your
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- own url using metadata:
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+ # Conclusion
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- Reveal Url: <my url>
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+ * Multi-scale modelling using FDS6.1 + HVAC is feasible
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+ * Can be used for cold flow multi-scale modelling
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+ * Fire modelling using the multi-scale model:
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+ - Oscillating mass flow
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+ - Mass flow rates do not stabilise compared to the full CFD model
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+ - Should not be used until the above two questions can be answered
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- This can be useful when using a [server to run revealjs](https://github.com/hakimel/reveal.js#full-setup)
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- where you may use something like:
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+ # Reference
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- @nopreview Reveal Url: http://localhost:8000/reveal.js
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+ [1] F. Collela, G. Rein, and J. L. Torero. “A Novel Multiscale Methodology for Simulating Tunnel Ventilation Flows During Fires.” _Fire Technology_ 47 (January): 221–253. Jan. 2011.
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+ [2] I. Vermesi, G. Rein, F. Colella, M. Valkvist, and G. Jomaas. “Reducing the Computational Requirements for Simulating Tunnel Fires by Combining Multiscale Modelling and Multiple Processor Calculation.” _Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology_. 2016.
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- ## Thanks for looking :-)
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+ [3] C.D.E. Ang, G. Rein, J. Peiro, and R. Harrison. “Simulating Longitudinal Ventilation Flows in Long Tunnels: Comparison of Full CFD and Multi-Scale Modelling Approaches in FDS6.” _Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology_ 52 (February): 119–126. Feb. 2016.
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- [slide]: http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/people/daan/madoko/samples/slidedemo/out/slidedemo.html
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- [slide-mdk]: https://www.madoko.net/editor.html?#url=http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/people/daan/madoko/samples/slidedemo/slidedemo.mdk&options={"delayedUpdate":"true"}
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- [slide-pdf]: http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/people/daan/madoko/samples/slidedemo/out/slidedemo.pdf
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