14 Questions
What is the calculation formula for cfm?
(ACH × V)/(1.7)
What is the range of ACH for Central Kitchen?
20:30
What percentage of exhaust should be taken from the Low level in garage ventilation?
33.333%
What type of fan is used in garage ventilation in a fire case?
Fire-rated fan
What is the purpose of using a hood in ventilation?
To remove temperature and humidity generated by equipment
Which type of stainless steel is used in medical applications?
316 SS
What is the range of ACH for Private Kitchen?
15:20
What type of ventilation is used in bathrooms?
Exhaust fan only
What is a benefit of the Single Island Canopy Hood?
360-degree coverage
What is a characteristic of the Eyebrow Hood?
Discreet and minimalist design with limited extraction capacity
What is the primary purpose of the Condensate Hood?
To capture and manage condensation efficiently in high-volume cooking areas
Which type of hood requires an exhaust fan?
Flat hood
What is an important design parameter to consider when choosing a hood?
CFM exhaust and CFM fresh
What is a benefit of the Double Island Canopy Hood?
Dual extraction zones for balanced extraction
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
This quiz covers the principles of ventilation systems, including positive and negative rooms, and calculations for air flow rates, such as cfm and ACH. Examples of negative rooms are also provided.
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