Physics For Civil Engineering: Unit II: Ventilation And Refrigeration
Ventilation
Definition, Factors affecting
Ventilation is generally defined as the replacement of stale air by fresh or outside air. Satisfactory ventilation means comfortable atmosphere, although an exchange of fresh for stale air is not necessarily required.
Unit - II
Ventilation and Refrigeration
Requirements,
principles of natural ventilation measurements, design for natural ventilation
Window types and packaged air conditioners - chilled water plant fan coil
systems water piping cooling load Air conditioning systems for different types
of buildings Protection against fire to be caused by A.C. Systems.
Introduction
Ventilation
is generally defined as the replacement of stale air by fresh or outside air. Satisfactory
ventilation means comfortable atmosphere, although an exchange of fresh for
stale air is not necessarily required.
By fresh air is meant air that is
relatively free from such impurities as dust, microbes, toxic gases and
objectionable odours.
Ventilation
The
term ventilation is used to mean the free passage of clean air in a structure.
In other words, the removal of all vitiated air from a building and its
replacement with fresh air is known as ventilation.
Factors
affecting ventilation
The following factors affect the
ventilation.
1. Air changes
2. Humidity
3. Quality of air
4. Temperature
5. Use of building
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