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A Supplement on Ventilation
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A Supplement on Ventilation

 

 

  • Obtain cross ventilation by opening windows or louvers located not on the same walls;
  • Switch on circulating fan to enhance air movement within premises; and
  • Install exhaust fans.

 

Mechanical Exhaust Fan

A propeller fan is installed over an external wall, where indoor air actively extracted out.

  • Switch on exhaust fan at any time;
  • Open some windows or louvers for sufficient replacement of air (to obtain the better result by opening windows or louvers located not on the same wall and/or having long distances to the exhaust fan in order to prevent short circuit of air flow);
  • Switch on circulating fan to enhance air movement within premises;
  • Remove any obstruction to the ventilation inlet or outlet; and
  • Clean the exhaust fan regularly.

Mechanical Fresh Air Supply Fan

Similar to the exhaust fan, the fan, however, is reversed to deliver the fresh air in.

 

  • Less effective than exhaust fan in controlling airflow;
  • Switch on the supply fan at any time;
  • Open some windows or louvers for sufficient venting (to obtain the better result by opening windows or louvers located not on the same wall and/or having long distances to the fresh air supply fan in order to prevent short circuit of air flow);
  • Switch on circulating fan to enhance air movement within premises;
  • Remove any obstruction to the ventilation inlet or outlet; and
  • Clean the fan and the air filter regularly.

 

 
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