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Ventilation systems are extremely important, especially in places where thousands of people are present simultaneously. Keeping the air clean in such environments can be quite challenging. Therefore, ventilation systems capable of providing adequate fresh air must be installed in these settings. Exhibition halls are among the locations where this need is most pronounced.
Exhibition halls can generally accommodate thousands of people at once. In these enclosed spaces, it is essential to maintain a constant supply of fresh air. In a closed environment with thousands of people, the air will quickly become polluted and humid. This situation poses a significant risk to human health. Such air, which increases allergenic conditions, will also disrupt the comfort of visitors to the exhibition area. For this reason, ventilation systems should be installed in exhibition halls. When designing the equipment included in these systems, the needs of the environment must take priority. To ensure the release of healthy and clean air into the space, the ventilation system in the exhibition hall must have sufficient capacity.
Exhibition and fair areas are environments visited by thousands of people. In these usually enclosed spaces, systems that regulate air quality, humidity, and temperature must be installed to ensure visitors can breathe comfortably. These systems significantly enhance comfort, improving people's quality of life and encouraging more visitors to spend longer periods at the fair.
When thousands of people gather in an enclosed space, the air quickly becomes heavy and polluted, with increased humidity and temperature levels. This creates an unpleasant and uncomfortable environment. The most effective way to prevent this is by installing ventilation systems in exhibition halls. These systems work by expelling polluted air and bringing in fresh air, ensuring a constant flow. By operating steadily and gradually, these systems allow people to enjoy their time in the space.
Properly designed systems using high-quality equipment enable enclosed spaces to be used in a much healthier way. These systems also remove odors, harmful gases, and heated air. Ventilation systems, which are commonly used in crowded indoor environments such as shopping malls, hospitals, and factories, feature various types of fans to meet different needs.
Using ventilation in an exhibition hall is not only important for the health of visitors but also contributes to the success of the event. However, there are certain factors to consider when selecting these ventilation systems, with the type of fans being one of the primary considerations. Various types of fans can be used in exhibition hall ventilation systems, and certain factors determine which fan is suitable. The most important of these factors is the volume of the exhibition hall. Additionally, the number of people expected to attend the event is a crucial consideration when choosing a fan. The number of people using the enclosed space plays a significant role in determining the appropriate ventilation system.
There are four main types of fans that can be used in exhibition hall ventilation systems: jet fans, axial fans, radial fans, and snail fans. Each of these fan types offers different advantages.
Central ventilation systems in exhibition halls should be installed with a cellular extractor fan and an extensive duct system.
The types of ducts used in exhibition hall ventilation systems include the following: aluminum air duct systems, ready-flanged ventilation ducts, flexible air duct systems, spiro ducts, spiral ventilation pipes, hood chimneys, stainless steel chimneys, square ducts, round ducts, and DKP black ducts.
Exhibition hall ventilation systems can vary greatly. The choice among these systems depends on how much airflow is required in the space. Therefore, the first step is to determine the volume of the exhibition hall and estimate the number of people entering and exiting. Afterward, calculations can be made regarding the amount of polluted air produced and the amount of fresh air needed. Based on these calculations, the appropriate fan types and ventilation system can be determined. This decision will also influence the cost of the ventilation system. Prices vary depending on the system's capacity, size, and quality. The quality of the materials used in the system may also increase the cost.
At ERF Group, we manufacture a wide range of ventilation systems suitable for use in exhibition and fair spaces. To determine which system best suits your needs, feel free to contact us. This way, you can improve air quality in your exhibition hall, attract more visitors, and encourage them to spend longer hours in your space.
