Marine Ventilation Equipment
Marine Ventilation Equipment includes ventilation ducts, fans, ventilation grilles, air vent, dampers, fire dampers and so on. The role of ship ventilation equipment is mainly to exhaust humidity, heat, toxic gases and odors from the air inside the ship and to introduce fresh air into the ship to ensure air circulation. At the same time, the ventilation equipment can also help control the humidity and temperature inside the ship, provide a suitable working and living environment, reduce the impact of moisture and oxygen, etc. on the corrosion damage of the ship's hull, and safeguard the safety of the ship and the quality of navigation.
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Marine ventilation duct is one of the most basic equipment in the ventilation system. Ventilation ducts are used to bring in fresh air or to remove dirty air such as smoke or exhaust fumes. Some ducts can also be used to lower the temperature, reduce humidity, heat or cool the air.
Marine fans are also an essential part of a ship's ventilation system. Fans are capable of generating air flow, moving air into and out of the cabin, and allowing air to be exchanged. There are various types of fans, such as centrifugal fans, axial fans and duct fans.
In addition, ventilation grills, air vent, fire dampers and other equipment also play an important role. Ventilation grilles guide the flow of incoming and outgoing air; fire dampers shut down ventilation ducts in case of fire to cut off the supply of oxygen and provide fire protection.
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