If the storage temperature for materials is below 30 degrees, what should be done with the warehouse?
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The storage temperature for many hazardous chemicals must not exceed 30°C. In Jiangsu, storage facilities are usually equipped with insulation measures, and mechanical ventilation is used inside the warehouses, so that the indoor temperature does not rise above 30°C. I wonder what to do in cases where the temperature exceeds 30°C We can’t turn on the air conditioner, right?
Is there any question about this? It’s obviously an air conditioner
This post was last edited by CHANGBAISHI on 2019-10-14 at 15:54. Indeed, air conditioning is necessary, and two sets are required – in hazardous materials warehouses, it’s important to take into account the possibility of power outages and maintenance work on the air conditioning systems. If it’s a large-scale system, one needs to consider a large central air conditioning unit, probably one that uses lithium bromide as a refrigerant. Oh, if it’s in the design phase, considering underground or caves would be better.
For warehouses that aren’t very large, can frozen water coils be used?
Based on the storage temperature, warehouses are generally classified into ordinary warehouses, normal-temperature warehouses, low-temperature warehouses, and cold storage facilities. The latter three types all require an air conditioning system; normal-temperature and low-temperature warehouses usually use more water-cooled piping, while cold storage facilities need refrigeration units. Additionally, the warehouse also needs to take its humidity requirements into account.
For cold storage facilities that store flammable and explosive materials, it is necessary to ensure ventilation in order to reduce the accumulation of such substances, while at the same time maintaining a low temperature. Using air conditioning for direct exhaust is wasteful; does anyone have any good solutions?
It’s my fault for not explaining things clearly; everyone thought it was some low-temperature substance, but what was stored there were acetylene cylinders. Air conditioning?
The temperature inside the ventilation area in the warehouse can’t be reduced to 30 degrees either. Ventilation serves merely to allow air to circulate, preventing heat from building up in those areas where it can accumulate… To get the temperature below 30 degrees, it’s not necessary to use air conditioning; instead, a vacuum pump can be used to create a vacuum throughout the warehouse… See, what a great solution this is – it maintains dryness while also reducing the temperature……
:)So are there any other ways besides air conditioning? :)Low vacuum really works……
Cooling is achieved using low-temperature water, similar to the fins on radiators