It is challenging to control smoke in the case of a train fire occurred in the subway depot with a complex internal structure. In this paper, the effect of door opening state on smoke behavior characteristics induced by subway depot fire scenario was investigated. A series of numerical simulation were conducted by Fire Dynamics Simulator (FDS) software. Three key parameters were analyzed corresponding to the temperature, visibility and CO concentration for evaluating smoke propagation respectively. Results show that temperature distribution and CO concentration at 2 m height inside the train with train door opening state are lower than those with the train door closed. However, visibility at 2 m height inside the train shows the opposite trend. The results can provide reference in the ventilation system design and emergency evacuation scheme for the subway depot.
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