Heating and ventilation conditions
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This post was last edited by fish003 on 2010-11-3 at 15:23. I majored in manufacturing engineering, and now I’m putting forward conditions to the HVAC field. It’s my first time bringing it up on my own; I don’t know how. . . . I would like to ask how to improve the heating and ventilation conditions, and what factors need to be taken into consideration. I’m waiting for advice online; thank you!
Heating is simple – one only needs to specify the required indoor temperature in winter. However, ventilation is more complicated: it’s necessary to decide whether to use natural ventilation or forced ventilation, and to set requirements regarding temperature, humidity, concentrations of harmful substances, or to rely on empirical data regarding the frequency of ventilation. It is closely related to the manufacturing process.
Depending on your process medium, if it is for Class A or Class B workshops, accident ventilation must be provided. Explosion-proof fans are used for ventilation, typically 12 times per hour.