Ventilation Systems and Airflow Calculations

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What is the calculation formula for cfm?

  • (ACH × V)/(1.7) (correct)
  • (ACH × V)/(2.5)
  • (ACH × V)/(1.8)
  • (ACH × V)/(2.1)

What is the range of ACH for Central Kitchen?

  • 15:20
  • 20:30 (correct)
  • 10:15
  • 30:40

What percentage of exhaust should be taken from the Low level in garage ventilation?

  • 33.333% (correct)
  • 66.66%
  • 50%
  • 25%

What type of fan is used in garage ventilation in a fire case?

<p>Fire-rated fan (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of using a hood in ventilation?

<p>To remove temperature and humidity generated by equipment (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which type of stainless steel is used in medical applications?

<p>316 SS (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the range of ACH for Private Kitchen?

<p>15:20 (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What type of ventilation is used in bathrooms?

<p>Exhaust fan only (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a benefit of the Single Island Canopy Hood?

<p>360-degree coverage (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a characteristic of the Eyebrow Hood?

<p>Discreet and minimalist design with limited extraction capacity (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary purpose of the Condensate Hood?

<p>To capture and manage condensation efficiently in high-volume cooking areas (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which type of hood requires an exhaust fan?

<p>Flat hood (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is an important design parameter to consider when choosing a hood?

<p>CFM exhaust and CFM fresh (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a benefit of the Double Island Canopy Hood?

<p>Dual extraction zones for balanced extraction (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Ventilation Basics

  • A room is considered positive (+ve) if more air enters than leaves, and negative (-ve) if more air leaves than enters.
  • In +ve rooms, calculate fresh air in CFM (cubic feet per minute) first, then exhaust air is 0.85-0.95 of fresh air.
  • In -ve rooms, calculate exhaust air in CFM first, then fresh air is 0.85-0.95 of exhaust air.

Ventilation Examples

  • Examples of -ve rooms: kitchens, garages, bathrooms, engines room

Calculating CFM

  • CFM = (ACH × V) / 1.7, where V is volume in m^3 and ACH is air change per hour
  • ACH values for different spaces:
    • Stores: 4-6
    • Garages (normal case): 4-6
    • Garages (fire case): 10
    • Bathroom: 10-12
    • Private Kitchen: 15-20
    • Central Kitchen: 20-30

Garage Ventilation

  • Two design options: ventilation by duct and ventilation by jet fans
  • Ventilation by duct:
    • Draw air in two levels: 33.333% from low level (above car, 30-40 cm from floor) and 66.66% from high level (at top of garage)
  • Ventilation by jet fans: no additional information provided

Bathroom Ventilation

  • Typically uses only an exhaust fan, with no fresh air fan
  • Withdraws 50-100 CFM

Ventilation with Hoods

  • Hoods are used for ventilation in central kitchens where temperature and humidity are high
  • Types of stainless steel used for hoods:
    • 201 SS: very low quality
    • 304 SS: industrial
    • 316 SS: medical

Central Kitchen Hood Types

  • Wall Mounted Hood: space-saving, easy installation, limited coverage for island cooking
  • Single Island Canopy Hood: 360-degree coverage, sleek design, requires ceiling mounting
  • Double Island Canopy Hood: dual extraction zones, balanced extraction, higher cost due to dual units
  • Eyebrow Hood: discreet and minimalist, limited extraction capacity
  • Back Shelf Hood: storage space, efficient use of space, bulkier appearance
  • Condensate Hood: high-capacity extraction, ideal for high-volume cooking areas, typically larger and industrial-looking

Home Hood Types

  • Flat hood:
    • Requires exhaust fan
    • No direct expulsion of air, only filters air before sending to exhaust fan
    • Better appearance, bad performance
  • Pyramidic hood:
    • No exhaust fan needed
    • Directly expels air out of kitchen, uses sand trap to prevent insects
    • Good appearance, good performance

Hood Design Parameters

  • Hood height
  • Hood dimensions
  • CFM exhaust
  • CFM fresh

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