The rate at which air is exchanged (in the premises) represents another method of measuring ventilation capacity & effectiveness. Air exchange rate is typically expressed in Air Changes per Hour – “ACH”. Air changes per hour can be estimated by determining the total air supplied to, and removed from, the premises “total air exchange” or the outdoor (fresh) air supplied to, and removed from, the premises “outdoor air exchange”.
این جدول تغییرات پیشنهادی هوا در ساعت (ACH) را در شرایط عادی بر اساس تجربه خوب ارائه می دهد.
اتاق های مونتاژ |
4-8 |
آرایشگاه ها |
10-15 |
نانوایی ها |
20-30 |
بیمارستان ها - عقیم سازی |
15-25 |
بانک ها / انجمن های ساختمانی |
4-8 |
بیمارستان ها - بخش ها |
6-8 |
حمام و سرویس بهداشتی |
6-10 |
آشپزخانه - خانگی |
15-20 |
اتاق های خواب |
2-4 |
آشپزخانه ها# - تجاری |
حداقل 30 |
اتاق های بیلیارد* |
6-8 |
آزمایشگاه ها |
6-15 |
اتاق های دیگ بخار |
15-30 |
لباسشویی/لباسشویی |
10-15 |
کافه ها و کافه ها |
10-12 |
خشکشویی |
10-30 |
غذاخوری ها |
8 - 12 |
دستشویی ها |
6-15 |
انبارها |
3-10 |
سالن های سخنرانی |
5-8 |
Changing Rooms منطقه اصلی |
6-10 |
کتابخانه ها |
3-5 |
اتاق تعویض اتاق دوش |
15-20 |
اتاق های نشیمن |
3-6 |
کلیساها |
1-3 |
خانه های قارچ |
6-10 |
سینما و تئاتر* |
10-15 |
دفاتر |
6-10 |
اتاق های باشگاه |
حداقل 12 |
رنگفروشی (نه سلولزی) |
10-20 |
اتاق های کمپرسور |
10-20 |
تاریکخانه های عکس و اشعه ایکس |
10-15 |
اتاق های کنفرانس |
8 - 12 |
بارهای خانه های عمومی |
حداقل 12 |
لبنیات |
8 - 10 |
اتاق های کنترل ضبط |
15-25 |
سالن های رقص |
حداقل 12 |
استودیوهای ضبط |
10-12 |
جراحی های دندان |
12-15 |
رستوران ها |
8 - 12 |
رنگ کار می کند |
20-30 |
مدرسه ها |
5-7 |
مغازه های آبکاری |
10-12 |
مغازه ها و سوپرمارکت ها |
8 - 15 |
موتورخانه ها |
15-30 |
حمام های دوش |
15-20 |
ورودی ها و راهروها |
3-5 |
فروشگاه ها و انبارها |
3-6 |
کارخانه ها و کارگاه ها |
8 - 10 |
زمین اسکواش |
4 حداقل |
ریخته گری |
15-30 |
حمام های شنا |
10-15 |
گاراژها |
6-8 |
توالت |
6-10 |
گلخانه ها |
25-60 |
اتاق های ابزار |
15-20 |
سالن های ورزشی |
6 حداقل |
مغازه های جوشکاری |
15-30 |
*در مواردی که سیگار کشیدن شدید یا اتاق زیرزمینی است، 50 درصد افزایش دهید.
#برخی از آشپزخانه های تجاری بر اساس تجهیزات پخت و پز در حال استفاده ممکن است به نرخ تهویه بالاتری نیاز داشته باشند.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
To calculate the total air exchange rate, you need to determine the total air supplied to and removed from the premises. This can be done by summing up the airflow rates of all supply and exhaust fans, as well as any natural ventilation sources. The total air exchange rate is then divided by the volume of the premises to obtain the air changes per hour (ACH). For example, if the total air supplied is 10,000 CFM and the premises has a volume of 50,000 cubic feet, the total air exchange rate would be 10,000 CFM / 50,000 cu.ft = 0.2 air changes per hour.
Total air exchange refers to the total amount of air supplied to and removed from a premises, including recirculated air. Outdoor air exchange, on the other hand, only considers the fresh air brought in from outside and exhausted to the outdoors. While total air exchange provides a broader picture of ventilation, outdoor air exchange is a more direct indicator of the premises’ ability to remove pollutants and provide fresh air to occupants.
The required air changes per hour (ACH) for a specific space depends on various factors, including occupancy, activity level, and desired indoor air quality. The table provided in the blog post offers suggested ACH values for different spaces under normal conditions. However, it’s essential to consult relevant standards, such as ASHRAE 62.1, and consider specific requirements for your project. Additionally, you may need to perform calculations based on the space’s volume, occupancy, and ventilation system design.
Air changes per hour (ACH) can be used as a rough estimate for ventilation system sizing, but it’s not a direct correlation. ACH provides a general indication of the required ventilation rate, but it doesn’t account for factors like duct losses, fan efficiency, and heat gain/loss. To accurately size a ventilation system, you should perform detailed calculations considering these factors, as well as the specific requirements of your project.
Air changes per hour (ACH) has a significant impact on energy consumption in HVAC systems. Higher ACH values require more energy to operate fans, heat, and cool the air. Conversely, lower ACH values can lead to reduced energy consumption. However, it’s essential to strike a balance between ACH and energy efficiency, as inadequate ventilation can lead to poor indoor air quality and occupant discomfort. Optimizing ACH based on the specific needs of your project can help minimize energy consumption while maintaining a healthy and comfortable indoor environment.