INVESTIGATION OF THE WIND REGIME OF EXISTING RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS IN A HOT CLIMATE

Authors

  • Valentin Olenkov South Ural State University
  • Alena Kolmogorova South Ural State University
  • Tatyana Kravchenko South Ural State University
  • Ilhom Yatimov South Ural State University
  • Armen Abraamyan South Ural State University
  • Yaroslav Yashkin South Ural State University
  • Aleksandr Karelin South Ural State University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14529/build240101

Keywords:

numerical modeling, urban planning, computational fluid dynamics, aeration, velocity field, urban aerodynamics, ANSYS Discovery Live

Abstract

The article focuses on the microclimate of dense residential buildings in a hot climate and ensuring the wind comfort of people there. It considers the aeration of a complex built up with high-rise and low-rise residential and public buildings. The numerical simulation method is used in the ANSYS Discovery Live software package. The paper presents the analysis of the comfort of the wind regime on the territory of the residential complex with the allocation of aeration zones according to wind speed and gives recommendations to reduce stagnant aeration zones. It also considers the aeration of a residential complex improved by the installation of wind screens. The results obtained and the revealed patterns will help to better assess the architectural and planning solutions of residential buildings, including buildings within existing districts, in terms of the comfort of people staying in these territories.

Author Biographies

Valentin Olenkov, South Ural State University

Doctor of Science in Engineering, Professor, Department of Town Planning, Engineering Networks and Systems

Alena Kolmogorova, South Ural State University

Senior Lecturer, Department of Town Planning, Engineering Networks and Systems

Tatyana Kravchenko, South Ural State University

Associate Professor, Department of Town Planning, Engineering Networks and Systems

Ilhom Yatimov, South Ural State University

Post-graduate student, Department of Town Planning, Engineering Networks and Systems

Armen Abraamyan, South Ural State University

Student, Department of Building Structures and Facilities

Yaroslav Yashkin, South Ural State University

Student, Department of Building Structures and Facilities

Aleksandr Karelin, South Ural State University

Student, Department of Industrial Thermal Power Engineering

Published

2024-04-06