PAN Jiapeng, ZHANG Kecun, AN Zhishan, et al. Comparative Analysis of Protective Benefits of Typical Mechanical Sand Control Projects Based on Wind Tunnel Simulation Experiment[J]. 2023, 37(6): 104-110.
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PAN Jiapeng, ZHANG Kecun, AN Zhishan, et al. Comparative Analysis of Protective Benefits of Typical Mechanical Sand Control Projects Based on Wind Tunnel Simulation Experiment[J]. 2023, 37(6): 104-110. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2023.06.014.
Comparative Analysis of Protective Benefits of Typical Mechanical Sand Control Projects Based on Wind Tunnel Simulation Experiment
In order to explore the protection benefits of three typical mechanical sand control engineering measures after implementation
through wind tunnel simulation experiments
taking the typical mechanical sand control engineering in Heishanzui area of Dunhuang as a reference
the wind and solid sand resistance benefits of grass grid and nylon grid sand barrier and sand-blocking fence were systematically compared and analyzed. The results show that both grass grid and nylon grid sand barrier can effectively reduce the wind speed
when the indicate wind speed is 20 m/s
the wind reduction rates at 1.5 cm height reach 82.5% and 80.9%
meanwhile
the surface roughness of quicksand is greatly increased
which significantly affects the local wind speed. In addition
these two sand barriers have obvious differences in the ability to waken the wind speed in different heights. The grass grid and nylon grid sand barrier also have significant influence on the local wind-sand flow structure
the sand-fixing ability of grass grid sand barriers is mainly reflected in the near surface. The average sediment transport rate before and after the sand barrier is reduced by 44.2 %
and it has a profound impact on the local flow field structure. Comprehensive analysis shows that the grass grid and nylon grid sand barrier have good windproof and sand-fixing benefits
and the sand-blocking fence has significant sand-blocking benefits. The research results can provide guidance for the construction of local mechanical sand control projects
and provide reference for the layout of sand control projects in other areas.
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