Help: The workshop temperature won’t drop
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There is a workshop with a capacity of 55,000 cmh. The workshop is equipped with process furnaces that generate a lot of heat; the exhaust volume is around 30,000 cmh, and the temperature can reach up to 50 degrees. Are there any simple ways to make improvements? I’m seeking advice from everyone I’ll update it if more details are needed.
What’s your current temperature? It’s likely that it will be difficult to lower it during hot weather. If the goal is only to keep the workers cool, it’s best to install local ventilation systems at their workstations. If the entire workshop needs to be cooled down, then a set of negative pressure fans combined with humidification membranes would be the best solution
If the temperature on the surface of the process furnace’s wall is too high, insulation can be considered as a solution. If the temperature is within the standard range, it is recommended to implement the isolation measures mentioned earlier in order to cool the area separately. Attempting to cool the entire furnace would result in high energy consumption; moreover, replacing the air throughout the furnace would increase its heat losses, which is not cost-effective