Numerical Simulation of Thermal Environment in the Historical and Cultural District of Taiping Street Based on Greenbelt Microclimate

This study used the historical and cultural block of Taiping Street in Changsha as the research object. First the current microclimate environment of the street space was analyzed, then numerical simulations based on ENVI-met software were performed, which compared the microclimate numerical simulat...

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Main Authors: Xiong Ying, Zhang Fang, Li Liang, Yin Jianjun
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Published: Editorial Committee of Tropical Geography 2023-02-01
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Online Access:http://www.rddl.com.cn/CN/10.13284/j.cnki.rddl.003634
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Zhang Fang
Li Liang
Yin Jianjun
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Zhang Fang
Li Liang
Yin Jianjun
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description This study used the historical and cultural block of Taiping Street in Changsha as the research object. First the current microclimate environment of the street space was analyzed, then numerical simulations based on ENVI-met software were performed, which compared the microclimate numerical simulation results of three typical greening optimization schemes of the street space in the study area and the benchmark scheme, as well as explained the degree of thermal environment control of the greening optimization scheme. This study is expected to provide a reference for the reconstruction of urban historical blocks as well as optimization and control of the thermal environment. The results showed that: 1) With an hourly change in solar radiation, the thermal environment changed considerably, and the horizontal spatial distribution was characterized by "high temperature and low humidity" and "low temperature and high humidity." Thermal comfort is related to the underlying surface conditions, wind environment, building layout, and other factors. The low temperature and high humidity of the area with relatively concentrated green space along street spaces had a slow-release effect on the thermal environment. The ventilation effect of the area with the dense building layout was poor, and the thermal radiation of the underlying surface was high, affecting the heat dissipation and humidification in the research area. 2) The enclosed space layout of buildings in the study area caused building shadows and poor ventilation to affect the green space, which was not conducive for cooling and humidification. 3) Three types of greening transformation schemes were proposed for the street spaces of three different architectural layouts in the historical block of Taiping Street. The three kinds of street space green space optimization and benchmark schemes (the current street space situation) were simulated using ENVI-met microclimate simulation software. Optimization results showed that the same greening optimization scheme had different regulatory effects on the thermal environment in different building layouts. The three kinds of street spaces significantly reduced the average radiation temperature of the block by increasing the greening area of the block. The optimal regulatory effect of the thermal environment of the tree-shrub+three-dimensional (water) compound green space type was better than that of the tree-shrub and tree-grass scheme in the daytime. Under a certain green space ratio, the area of shade generated by the uniform and decentralized layout of green space in a commercial space covered the largest range of street space. The order of the degree of thermal environment optimization and control was decentralized>parallel>centralized. The residential and square spaces were affected by the architectural layout, and the green space layout should have good ventilation, cooling, and humidification effects; therefore, the maximum degree of thermal environment optimization and control is the centralized layout.
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spelling doaj.art-34bbc9e2635f4531baf7043dcdbbd7922023-03-07T01:17:30ZzhoEditorial Committee of Tropical GeographyRedai dili1001-52212023-02-0143233034210.13284/j.cnki.rddl.0036341001-5221(2023)02-0330-13Numerical Simulation of Thermal Environment in the Historical and Cultural District of Taiping Street Based on Greenbelt MicroclimateXiong Ying0Zhang Fang1Li Liang2Yin Jianjun3College of Geography and Tourism, Huanggang Normal University, Huanggang 438000, ChinaSchool of Architectural Engineering, Hunan Institute of Engineering, Xiangtan 411104, ChinaCollege of Architecture, Changsha University of Science and Technology, Changsha 410076, ChinaCollege of Geography and Tourism, Huanggang Normal University, Huanggang 438000, ChinaThis study used the historical and cultural block of Taiping Street in Changsha as the research object. First the current microclimate environment of the street space was analyzed, then numerical simulations based on ENVI-met software were performed, which compared the microclimate numerical simulation results of three typical greening optimization schemes of the street space in the study area and the benchmark scheme, as well as explained the degree of thermal environment control of the greening optimization scheme. This study is expected to provide a reference for the reconstruction of urban historical blocks as well as optimization and control of the thermal environment. The results showed that: 1) With an hourly change in solar radiation, the thermal environment changed considerably, and the horizontal spatial distribution was characterized by "high temperature and low humidity" and "low temperature and high humidity." Thermal comfort is related to the underlying surface conditions, wind environment, building layout, and other factors. The low temperature and high humidity of the area with relatively concentrated green space along street spaces had a slow-release effect on the thermal environment. The ventilation effect of the area with the dense building layout was poor, and the thermal radiation of the underlying surface was high, affecting the heat dissipation and humidification in the research area. 2) The enclosed space layout of buildings in the study area caused building shadows and poor ventilation to affect the green space, which was not conducive for cooling and humidification. 3) Three types of greening transformation schemes were proposed for the street spaces of three different architectural layouts in the historical block of Taiping Street. The three kinds of street space green space optimization and benchmark schemes (the current street space situation) were simulated using ENVI-met microclimate simulation software. Optimization results showed that the same greening optimization scheme had different regulatory effects on the thermal environment in different building layouts. The three kinds of street spaces significantly reduced the average radiation temperature of the block by increasing the greening area of the block. The optimal regulatory effect of the thermal environment of the tree-shrub+three-dimensional (water) compound green space type was better than that of the tree-shrub and tree-grass scheme in the daytime. Under a certain green space ratio, the area of shade generated by the uniform and decentralized layout of green space in a commercial space covered the largest range of street space. The order of the degree of thermal environment optimization and control was decentralized>parallel>centralized. The residential and square spaces were affected by the architectural layout, and the green space layout should have good ventilation, cooling, and humidification effects; therefore, the maximum degree of thermal environment optimization and control is the centralized layout.http://www.rddl.com.cn/CN/10.13284/j.cnki.rddl.003634greenbelt microclimatethermal environmentgreen space layoutgreen areanumerical simulationtaiping street historical and cultural blockchangsha
spellingShingle Xiong Ying
Zhang Fang
Li Liang
Yin Jianjun
Numerical Simulation of Thermal Environment in the Historical and Cultural District of Taiping Street Based on Greenbelt Microclimate
Redai dili
greenbelt microclimate
thermal environment
green space layout
green area
numerical simulation
taiping street historical and cultural block
changsha
title Numerical Simulation of Thermal Environment in the Historical and Cultural District of Taiping Street Based on Greenbelt Microclimate
title_full Numerical Simulation of Thermal Environment in the Historical and Cultural District of Taiping Street Based on Greenbelt Microclimate
title_fullStr Numerical Simulation of Thermal Environment in the Historical and Cultural District of Taiping Street Based on Greenbelt Microclimate
title_full_unstemmed Numerical Simulation of Thermal Environment in the Historical and Cultural District of Taiping Street Based on Greenbelt Microclimate
title_short Numerical Simulation of Thermal Environment in the Historical and Cultural District of Taiping Street Based on Greenbelt Microclimate
title_sort numerical simulation of thermal environment in the historical and cultural district of taiping street based on greenbelt microclimate
topic greenbelt microclimate
thermal environment
green space layout
green area
numerical simulation
taiping street historical and cultural block
changsha
url http://www.rddl.com.cn/CN/10.13284/j.cnki.rddl.003634
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