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Fig 1.

Grid division of calculated model.

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Fig 2.

Calculated results of model.

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Fig 3.

Three-dimensional wall jets sketch.

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Fig 4.

Non dimensional velocity distribution in the radial decay region of the central plane.

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Fig 5.

Non dimensional longitudinal maximum velocity distribution.

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Fig 6.

Airflow field analysis diagram of extracted ventilation under different conditions.

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Fig 7.

Flow velocity zoning diagram.

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Fig 8.

Harmful gas retention under different conditions.

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Fig 9.

CO concentration variation process with different duct positions.

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Fig 10.

Ventilation time required with different duct positions.

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Fig 11.

CO concentration variation process with different distance between duct outlet and working face.

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Fig 12.

Ventilation time required with different distance between duct outlet and working face.

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Table 1.

Comparison of simulation results for various operating conditions.

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Table 2.

Calculation results of integrated concentration of polluted gases at the duct outlet.

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Fig 13.

CO concentration variation process with different duct velocity.

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Fig 14.

Ventilation time required with different duct velocity.

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Fig 15.

Results of different calculated conditions.

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Fig 16.

CO concentration variation at the air duct outlet with different distance between air duct outlet and working face.

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Fig 17.

CO concentration variation at the air duct outlet with different air velocity.

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Fig 18.

Relationship between Cd and t with different distance between air duct outlet and working face.

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Fig 19.

Relationship between Cd and t with different air velocity.

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Fig 20.

Relationship between In(C0VI-CdQt)Cd and In(C0Qt).

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Table 3.

Engineering parameters and air volume determined for the case tunnels.

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