A poorly ventilated compressor room raises intake temperature, reduces efficiency and can trigger overheating shutdowns.
Why Ventilation Matters
Compressors reject large amounts of heat, and trapped heat raises inlet air temperature, cutting flow and efficiency.
Airflow Requirements
Provide intake and exhaust openings sized to the compressor’s cooling air, with ducting for hot discharge air in warm climates.
Layout and Separation
Keep intake away from exhaust, allow service clearance and separate compressors from dusty or wet processes.
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