ENVIRONMENT SYSTEMS
ENVIRONMENT SYSTEMS
ENVIRONMENT SYSTEMS
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ENVIRONMENT SYSTEMS
Livestock ventilation
Livestock ventilation
and cooling systems.
Fresh air enters, is directed and conditioned, and leaves through coordinated exhaust equipment.
THE AIRFLOW ROUTE
How the ventilation system works.
Air needs a planned point of entry, a way to be conditioned when required, and a reliable path out. Read the livestock building as one route before choosing individual components.
THE PROJECT INPUT
Start with building dimensions and climate.
Two buildings with the same equipment list may need different layouts. Record the site facts before making a selection.
Geometry
Length, width, height
Openings
Existing inlets and exhaust points
Occupancy
Livestock and operating pattern
Climate
Local seasonal conditions
Guide incoming air.
Place and control entry points with the occupied space in mind.
See air inlets
Respond to the climate.
Consider cooling where the project conditions call for it.
See cooling pads
Complete the exchange.
Match extraction position and equipment to the building.
See fans
PLAN AROUND THE BUILDING
Information needed for a system proposal.
- Geometry
- House length, width, height and openings.
- Use
- Livestock type and how the building operates.
- Conditions
- Location, climate and seasonal priorities.
ONE PRINCIPLE, DIFFERENT HOUSES
