Industrial Ventilation
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For decades, ventilation has been treated as an afterthought in too many industrial buildings, causing heat buildup leading to uncomfortable working conditions at best and deadly consequences at worst. To combat blistering internal temperatures, facilities employ inefficient fans that run nonstop. All to offset underpowered systems. Unfortunately, they still fail to keep up with the
Most often people think the solution to solving a building’s heat problem is to add more roof exhaust fans. The logic being that to draw more heat out of the building, the building needs more fans. To really solve a ventilation problem though, it is a bit more complex. When it is hot inside the
There are dozens of ways to save on warm weather operating costs in an industrial building. Read on to see 6 Ways for Facility Managers to Reduce Operating Costs During Warm Weather. Start with these simple tricks first and you will see at least some cost savings in just a few weeks. Once you have
Natural ventilation is an old technology that has returned to the limelight because of the increased focus on green construction and green energy. So, what is natural gravity ventilation’s impact, and how does it work? Understanding Natural Ventilation Much as the name suggests, natural ventilation is a process by which a building is kept at
Learn everything you need to know about Natural Ventilation without leaving the office. Schedule a Natural Ventilation Lunch & Learn today. This natural ventilation seminar will show you how to design complete industrial cooling system in no time. We should know, we’ve been doing it since 1961. Learn All About Ventilation with Our Seminars A
In most modern industrial facilities, keeping the space cool for employees means installing powered exhaust fans. It seems common and practical enough but if you dig a little deeper you will find that it is one of the more impractical methods for keeping a building cool and comfortable. Industrial natural ventilation can be a better
