In the wet workshop environment, the following two methods should be used for workshop cooling and ventilation.
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How to properly ventilate and cool a wet workshop, especially in northern regions, is a common challenge. Wet workshops often require specific ventilation strategies depending on the products stored. There are generally two types of ventilation: cooling and humidification. The choice depends on the storage conditions required for the goods. Some items are sensitive to moisture and need a dry environment, while others may be damaged by dryness and require higher humidity. Let’s explore both ventilation cooling and humidification methods in detail.
(1) Ventilation and Dehumidification
Some products, like hardware or electronic components, are highly susceptible to moisture. In such cases, ventilation is used to reduce the relative humidity inside the warehouse. Before initiating dehumidification, it's important to compare the absolute humidity inside and outside the warehouse, as well as the temperature and relative humidity. Generally, dehumidification can only be effective when the outside air has lower absolute humidity than the inside. However, temperature and humidity changes can be complex, so careful analysis is necessary before starting any ventilation process. The best times for ventilation and dehumidification include:
- When the outside air temperature and relative humidity are both lower than inside the warehouse;
- When the relative humidity is similar inside and outside, but the outside temperature is lower;
- When the indoor and outdoor temperatures are close, but the outside relative humidity is lower;
- When the outside temperature and absolute humidity are lower than inside, even if the outside relative humidity is slightly higher.
In most other situations, ventilation may not be effective for dehumidification.
(2) Ventilation for Cooling and Dehumidification
If the outside air has lower temperature, relative humidity, and absolute humidity compared to the inside, then ventilation can help both cool and dehumidify the space. For example, leather products often require simultaneous temperature and humidity control to prevent damage.
(3) Ventilation and Humidification
For products that are prone to drying out, such as wood or bamboo, ventilation can be used to increase the relative humidity. This is done when the outside air has higher relative humidity than inside the warehouse. It can also be effective when the outside temperature is lower than inside, but the relative humidity is the same—this allows the humidity to rise as the temperature drops.
In addition to manual methods, modern warehouses often use automatic systems to control temperature and humidity. These devices can monitor, adjust, and record environmental conditions in real time. If the temperature or humidity exceeds safe limits, the system can automatically open windows, start dehumidifiers, sound alarms, and adjust settings accordingly. Once the conditions return to normal, the system will stop the dehumidifier and close the windows automatically.
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