A model for visual evacuation of people considering the effects of gravity

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Yuan W. [1 ]
Deng Y. [2 ]
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[1] School of Safety Engineering, Shenyang Aerospace University, Shenyang
[2] Party School of the Central Committee of C.P.C., National Academy of Governance, Beijing
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pedestrian evacuation; Stair angle; stair width; view;
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10.3233/JIFS-236008
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This paper improves the visual change-based personnel evacuation model by considering the evacuees’ gravity. Specifically, first, the new model incorporates the gravity formula in the model’s mechanic part to consider the influence of gravity. Second, the new model involves rules for determining the visual range of personnel moving in the stairwell. Third, the proposed model investigates the influence of the angle and width of the stairwell, the number of people, and other factors during personnel evacuation under the influence of gravity. The model is developed in Python and is compared with actual results, revealing that the proposed model is more realistic considering the evacuation time compared to current models. Indeed, under a fixed number of people, when the stairwell angle is less than 34◦, the evacuation time decreases as the angle increases, and when the stairwell angle exceeds 34◦, the evacuation time is almost unchanged. Additionally, under a fixed number of evacuees, the evacuation time decreases as the width of the stairwell increases, and due to stairwell width space redundancy, the evacuation time tends to stabilize. The results of the new model research provide reference for the design of building safety evacuation, thereby improving the safety of buildings. © 2024 – IOS Press.
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页码:8273 / 8287
页数:14
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