How is it that warehouse ventilation doesn’t help reduce temperature?
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Generally speaking, we often hear about ventilation to reduce temperature. So here’s the question: in a warehouse where the storage temperature should be maintained at 30°C and the outdoor temperature reaches 40°C in summer, ventilation simply means exchanging air with the outside air, which would only make things hotter. How then can ventilation be used to lower the temperature?
If that is the case, it is necessary to cool the \"wind\"; if there are no requirements regarding humidity, a mixed-type water cooling tower can be installed to use water to cool the air, thereby cooling the warehouse. If drying is required, a partitioned heat exchanger must be installed. Or by applying pressure and cooling. There are many methods, but they come at the cost of energy consumption. As for ensuring the temperature in the warehouse, measures can also be taken regarding the warehouse’s insulation properties. For reference.
Just turn the warehouse into an automated constant-temperature storage facility. It’s not even a challenge for the construction team.