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SET2018, Wuhan, 21
st - 23rd August 2018
On the relationship betw
een inhom
ogeneous temperature
distribution and pollutant concentration for real street canyons w
ith and without
trees using computational fluid
dynamics m
odellingBeatrice Pulvirenti 1, Federico Prandini 1,
Silvana Di Sabatino
2
1 Department of Industrial Engineering, University of Bologna, Italy
2 Department of Physics, University of Bologna, Italy
This study has been supported by iSCAPE Project(Im
proving Smart Control of Air Pollution in Europe)
which is fouded by the European Com
munity's H
2020 H
2020-SC5-04-2015 under the Grant Agreem
entN
o. 689954
SET2018 Conference21
st - 23rd 2018, W
uhan, China
Motivation
The progressive climate-changes influence
the comfort levels w
ithin the cities.W
e want to study the influence of
solar radiation and trees to the tem
perature and pollutant distribution at street-level.
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Heat island
Street canyons
Pollution
Mitigation by vegetation
Climate-changes
Influence of city morphology
and trees
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Jian Hang et al., The influence of building height variability on pollutant dispersion and pedestrian ventilation in idealized high-rise urban areas. Building and Environment, 2012
Wang X et al., Effects of street orientation on dispersion at or near urban street intersections. Journal of Wind Engineering and Industrial Aerodynamics, 2007
Buccolieri R.et al., Aerodynamic effect of treeson pollutant concentrations in street canyonsScience of the Total Environment, 2009
Thermal circulation
within street-canyon
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W/H
=2
W/H
=1
leeward heating
ground heatingw
indward heating
weak dependence on
the aspect ratio (the vortex is enhanced by the buoyancy)
vortex weaker as the
aspect ratio increases (larger vertical velocity could break the vortex at sm
aller aspect ratios)
clockwise vortex
suppressed by the anti-clockw
ise vortex as W/H
decreases
Clockwise vortex
Anti-clockwise vortex
Two street canyons and
Measurem
ent sites
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No trees
Trees
Comparison betw
een the tw
o street canyons
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Θ = 20°
H = 29 m
W =
20 mH/W
= 1.65
City center
No trees
4 lanes
Buses
Θ = 25°
H = 17m
W =
25mH/W
= 0.7
Residential
Trees
2 lanes
Cars
No treesTrees
Dom
ain chosen for CFD
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No treesTrees
mesh: 19 m
illionof unstructured parallelepipedelem
entsw
ith a high refinem
entw
ithin the canyon
trees modelled
as porous materials
with LAD (Leaf Area
Density Index) =
1.6 m2 m
-3
Velocity boundary conditions
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NO
RTH
SO
UTH
WES
TEA
ST
2.98% 5.96% 8.94% 11.9% 14.9%
WIN
D S
PEED
(m/s) >= 11.10
8.80 - 11.10
5.70 - 8.80
3.60 - 5.70
2.10 - 3.60
0.50 - 2.10
Calm
s: 0.00%
timedirection (°)
velocity (m/s at 150 m)
no trees canyon CO (g/h)
trees canyon CO (g/h)
14:00110
3,556069
2362701:00
2012,9
166778793
110°
201°Atm
ospheric Boundary Layer (ABL)
Measurem
ents fromAU
GU
ST 22nd, 12.00
(2017) to AU
GU
ST 23rd 12.00
Temperature boundary conditions:
measurem
ents by IR cameras
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No trees
Trees
S. Di Sabatino, F. Barbano, C. Barbieri, E. Brattich, A.F. Brunetti, A. Drebs, P. Kumar, K. Jylhä, E. M
inguzzi, M. Nardino, F.
Pilla, B. Pulvirenti, L. Torreggiani, A. Valmassoi, Urban Heat Island, Air Pollution and Clim
ate Change: the Bologna (IT) iSCAPE case study. AM
S Annual Meeting, Austin, Texas, 2018
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New
approach: radiation view
factors evaluation
Heat flux to the walls
Surfaces partially overlooked
CEYLING TO WALL
FLOOR TO CEYLING
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CFD results
Effect of city morphology
Effect of building facades heating
No heatingHeating
Perpendicular windParallel windCO
concentrationw
ind direction
winddirection
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CO concentration
CFD results - com
parisonbetw
een the two canyons
CO concentration
No treesTrees
Heat island effects
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~ 7 °C
~ 5 °C
~ 20km
No trees
Trees~ 3km
Trees
No trees
Conclusions
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•The pollutant concentration is affected by the urban canyon m
orphology. The m
orphology represents then a structural constraint that affects the atm
ospheric circulation and consequently the pollutant hotspots.
•In particular, near street intersections m
any hotspots are observed, for all the directions of the w
ind. Street intersections are then structural elements that
should be designed ad hoc if possible.
•The heat island effect is strong, show
ing a difference of 2-3 degrees within
short distances.
•Therm
al circulation within the urban street canyon produces higer pollutant
concentration at a street level. The presence of trees could mitigate this
effect, especially during the night.
Thank you!
This study has been supported by iSCAPE Project(Im
proving Smart Control of Air Pollution in Europe)
which is fouded by the European Com
munity's H
2020 H
2020-SC5-04-2015 under the Grant Agreem
entN
o. 689954
Aknowledgem
ents:The Authors are grateful to Francesco Barbano and Erika Brattich for their precious help in the interpretation of experim
ental resultsThe Authors are grateful to ARPAE group (Luca Torreggiani and Carla Barbieri) for their m
easurements stations
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