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How to calculate Vent space for minimum ventilation.
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- At 6:03pm on December 31, 2009,
Santiago S. Garcia said…
- Ok rekesh,
What type of housing system (dimensions and facilities) are you referring to and what poultry are housed therein. I think these are relevant questions you would have to provide in order to compute for the minimum ventilation you require. In general you should keep in mind the basic functions of the ventilation system as outlined by Mr. Robert Barnwell of Cobb-Vantres as follows:
1. Create an air exchange in the house.
2. Provide Oxygen (air volume) demand for the birds.
3. Allow control of relative humidity.
4. Insure good air quality at all times.
5. Remove negative gasses from the environment.
6. Obtain necessary pressure drop inside the house.
7. Accomplish an acceptable effective temperature.
8. Manage the environment for best results.
9. Improve overall production efficiencies.
I have never experienced winter here so I cannot answer your question, but I can refer you the expert in ventilation, Mr. Robert Barnwell, from Cobb_Vantress. You can get in touch with him via the Cobb-Vantress websiteor through his email - Rbarnwell-ESI@worldnet.att.net or barnwellr@cobb-vantress.com. What would be most important in a winter situation is that you would need to maintain the house temperature within the zone of comfort while at the same time keeping the air exchange sufficient enough to have good air quality defined as follows:
Oxygen > 19%
CO2 < 0.3%
Carbon Monoxide < 10ppm
Ammonia < 10 ppm
also as outlined by Mr. Barnwell.
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