Abstract:Taking the sludge dewatering workshop of Bailonggang Sludge Treatment and Disposal Phase II Project as an example, the flow field of air supply and exhaust in the workshop in the initial design scheme is simulated by using the computational fluid dynamics (CFD) theory and analysis software scSTREAM to master the distribution of velocity field and analyze the ventilation and deodorization effects. The results show that the layout of air supply and exhaust duct and the setting of air outlet in the initial design are unreasonable to affect the fresh air supply in the workshop. The air in the personnel operation layer cannot be effectively replaced, and the odor cannot be effectively collected and discharged in time. After the targeted optimization of the model, the effect of air supply and exhaust is greatly improved. After the project was completed and put into operation, the third-party test results show that whether it is in the dewatering workshop or the discharge outlet of supporting deodorization facilities, the odor pollutant indicators all meet the emission standards. In the process of engineering design, it is necessary to simulate the air distribution of odor source and emission system to verify the rationality of the design.