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    Roof Ventilators Selection Calculations

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    The document provides instructions for calculating the size and number of ventilators needed for a building. It describes how to determine the total volume of the building by calculating the volume of different sections. It then explains that for areas with air conditioning, only the unconditioned volume should be used for ventilator calculations. Finally, it gives a formula to select the number of ventilators required based on the building volume, desired air changes per hour, and exhaust capacity of each ventilator. It includes an example calculation for a building requiring 20 ventilators.

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    The document provides instructions for calculating the size and number of ventilators needed for a building. It describes how to determine the total volume of the building by calculating the volume of different sections. It then explains that for areas with air conditioning, only the unconditioned volume should be used for ventilator calculations. Finally, it gives a formula to select the number of ventilators required based on the building volume, desired air changes per hour, and exhaust capacity of each ventilator. It includes an example calculation for a building requiring 20 ventilators.

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    The document provides instructions for calculating the size and number of ventilators needed for a building. It describes how to determine the total volume of the building by calculating the volume of different sections. It then explains that for areas with air conditioning, only the unconditioned volume should be used for ventilator calculations. Finally, it gives a formula to select the number of ventilators required based on the building volume, desired air changes per hour, and exhaust capacity of each ventilator. It includes an example calculation for a building requiring 20 ventilators.

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    Roof Ventilators Selection Calculations

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    The document provides instructions for calculating the size and number of ventilators needed for a building. It describes how to determine the total volume of the building by calculating the volume of different sections. It then explains that for areas with air conditioning, only the unconditioned volume should be used for ventilator calculations. Finally, it gives a formula to select the number of ventilators required based on the building volume, desired air changes per hour, and exhaust capacity of each ventilator. It includes an example calculation for a building requiring 20 ventilators.

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    Calculations to decide size and number of Ventilators.


    1. Determine the volume of the building.
    Volume of section A = 0.5 x L x W x Ha Volume of section B = L x W x Hb
    Total building volume = volume of section A + volume of section B.
    Note: For factories, the combined volume A + B should be used.

    Where Volume B is air-conditioned, only Volume A is used to calculate the number


    of ventilators required. No air should be drawn from the air-conditioned space below
    ceiling level.

    2. Select the number of ventilators required


    METRIC = V x Ac/Hr. Divided by EX/c x 3.6
    Where:
    V = Volume of building or roof space Ac/Hr = Air changes per hour
    EX/c = Exhaust capacity of ventilator

    1). Volume of the building L50mtrs X W40 mtrs X Average H 10 mtrs =


    20000 c mtr
    No.of ventilators required = 20000 X 8 Air changes divided by 2200 X 3.6 =
    20 ventilators.

    You will be requiring 20 ventilators.

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    Type of Building

    Air Changes Per Hour

    Type of Building

    Air Changes Per Hour

    Assembly Hall

    6-12

    Chemical Plant

    30-60

    Auditorium

    4-12

    Laundry

    12-30

    Bakeries

    12-20

    Paper Mill

    08-30

    Boiler Room

    15-60

    Textile Mill

    08-15

    Brewery

    8-30

    Packing Room

    08-30

    Class Room

    10-15

    Transformer Room

    12-30

    Engine Room

    12-30

    Paint Shop

    20-30

    Factories (Light)

    10-20

    Ware House

    05-08

    Factories (Heavy)

    20-40

    Foundry

    10-30

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