excessive temperatures down

• Keeping excessive temperatures down. A facility may have minimum and maximum operating temperatures for optimum plant efficiency, for storage and processing of materials and to ensure comfortable working conditions for its staff.
• Providing ventilation whilst avoiding noise from breaking out – this can impact on the local environment.
• Providing ventilation in all weather conditions.
• Providing good indoor air quality, without excessive humidity, dust, fumes or odours.
• Ensuring that there is inlet air to provide sufficient over-pressure to ensure ventilation efficiency and to prevent dust and other external contaminates from infiltrating the building.
• Avoiding the risk of explosion if there is an explosive atmosphere.
• Protecting people, goods, machinery and buildings from the risk of fire, and enabling fire fighting access.