[Solved, can be disabled] Northern industrial factory building
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This post was last edited by Lin Xuefeng on 2013-7-5 at 16:04. After the enclosure design of industrial buildings in the north, is it necessary to include heating and ventilation systems in the design, or can these be decided based on specific circumstances?； Without taking heating into account, what is the difference between indoor and outdoor temperatures in winter, and what is the lowest temperature that can be reached indoors? I would appreciate it if fellow netizens could help answer these questions.
Heating and ventilation are essential; without heating, the temperature inside the factory building will be very low, and it will also get cold there
Heating and ventilation are essential in industrial buildings in the north. The indoor temperature in winter is roughly the same as the outdoor temperature. When there is sunlight outside, it is sometimes better than indoors. The temperature in the factory is too low, making it difficult to carry out production.
The use of enclosed factories in the north is aimed at preventing freezing; it makes no sense without heating. Similarly, because they are enclosed facilities, ventilation is essential to prevent the accumulation of harmful gases.
Ventilation in factory buildings is indeed very important, especially in those where harmful gases may leak; it is essential to ensure proper ventilation, and equipment such as exhaust fans are necessary as well. In the north, winter temperatures are extremely low; there is no heating, and the indoor temperature is almost the same as the outdoor temperature, or even lower. Preventing freezing becomes nothing more than an empty phrase.