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Warehouse ventilation fans are one of the most cost effective ways to reduce your warehouse waste gas emissions while simultaneously improving warehouse productivity and reducing energy costs. The fans themselves are generally in a fixed position above the ground and either discharge air directly into an outdoor air conditioning or are mounted on ceiling panels. The air is distributed and circulated through various zones and ducts throughout the warehouse via an air duct system. They can also be used to provide temporary warehouse cooling by circulating cool air through cooling loops and air doors.
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Indoor warehouse ventilation fans are used primarily to control indoor humidity levels. High levels of humidity inside a warehouse can lead to health problems, food spoilage and structural damage to expensive equipment. Indoor air quality is especially important in warehousing because of the large amount of moisture, often over 50% in some spaces, that is produced in manufacturing facilities. Thermoelectric equipment generates heat when electricity is run through it and large portions of warehouse space can quickly become unbearably hot, even in temperatures that would not be tolerable outside. Fans in warehouse ventilation systems can help mitigate this excessive heat by circulating cooler air into the affected areas.
Ventilation fans help reduce both the quantity and the temperature of hot air inside warehouses. If warehouses are built today with materials that make them particularly conducive to evaporation – for example, concrete – then this method of controlling indoor temperature will be more effective than traditional methods such as building air conditioning units and heaters. Fans are also effective in reducing humidity, which can exacerbate a wide range of warehouse problems, such as the formation of mold and mildew.