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Dynamic coupling model of FDS and cellular automata considering trampling behavior

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  • Li, Yufei
  • Li, Chao
  • Guo, Chenglin
  • Huo, Feizhou

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Fire accidents usually cause large casualties. In this paper, a fire evacuation model based on the dynamic coupling of FDS and CA, which dynamically couples disaster data and evacuation behavior, is designed to reflect the impact of disaster factors on the pedestrian evacuation process in real-time. Furthermore, pedestrians are divided into two categories, one type of pedestrians will choose to move against the wall to reduce the risk of stampede accidents, and the other type of pedestrian will evacuate to the exit according to the normal movement method. And considering the role of information transmission between pedestrians, the two types of pedestrians will transform into each other. In addition, the concept of pedestrian crowding, support, and friction is introduced and viewed as an influencing factor of normal pedestrian falls. Set the panic value as the influencing factor of the efficiency of pedestrian information transmission and the death probability of downed pedestrians. The impact of pedestrian density, pedestrian walking behavior towards walls, evacuation response time, information propagation radius, heat release rate of the fire source, and the interference of smoke on the pedestrians' visibility range on evacuation outcomes has been discussed through numerical simulations. The analysis shows that although the presence of pedestrians walking against the wall will slightly increase the evacuation time, when the available evacuation time allows, the risk of a stampede will be greatly reduced; The increase in evacuation response time will aggravate the panic psychology of pedestrians and increase the risk of stampede accidents; The increase of the pedestrian information transmission radius will reduce the risk of a stampede, and the effect is more obvious when the pedestrian density is smaller; Selecting building materials with lower heat release rates can effectively reduce the risk of fire incidents; The restriction of visibility range by smoke seriously endangers pedestrian safety and reduces the efficiency of evacuation.Our research results can play a reference and guide for future building disaster prevention design and public safety research.

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  • Li, Yufei & Li, Chao & Guo, Chenglin & Huo, Feizhou, 2024. "Dynamic coupling model of FDS and cellular automata considering trampling behavior," Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications, Elsevier, vol. 633(C).
    • Handle: RePEc:eee:phsmap:v:633:y:2024:i:c:s037843712300924x
    DOI: 10.1016/j.physa.2023.129369
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