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The indoor temperature needs to be kept above 0°C

2018-07-26View Original

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Question: Clause 5.1.4 of the \"GB50019-2015 Code for Design of Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning in Industrial Buildings\" states that the indoor temperature should be maintained above 0°C. Under what circumstances is it necessary to keep the temperature above 0°C? Is the indoor temperature to be determined separately under special conditions? Could everyone please give a few examples to illustrate?
Reply #22018-07-26
@The wise are enlightened @LQ198619 @leo_0088
Reply #32018-07-26
Personally, I think it is to take into account the areas in most industrial buildings where water is used, which is why a room temperature above 0°C is required

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