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Design of exhaust volume for harmful gas emissions

2009-04-07View Original

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For painting workshops that emit waste gases such as toluene, what is the required air extraction volume? Is it determined based on the number of kilograms of toluene emitted per hour of production, in order to dilute it to a safe concentration within the workshop? Should I simply choose the exhaust fan based on the air exchange rate?
Reply #22009-04-07
It should be that \"the air exchange rate is determined based on the number of kilograms of toluene released per hour of product production, and it represents the amount of air required to dilute it to the acceptable concentration in the workshop.\"”

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