Why is mechanical ventilation necessary in homes?
The need to ventilate homes through mechanical ventilation is due to the high level of airtightness that buildings currently have.
Low consumption heating: advantages of double flow ventilation
Low consumption heating must be accompanied by an efficient ventilation system that facilitates energy savings in the home.
What is physical performance? Similarities with energy consumption
In a person, physical performance requires energy consumption in the form of oxygen that varies depending on the type of activity performed
The quality of indoor air in schools and educational centers
Children spend a large part of their time in schools and are much more likely than adults to be affected by indoor air pollution
The evolution of the different types of forced ventilation
Forced ventilation or mechanical ventilation is generated by the operation of electromechanical equipment that renews indoor air
Components of a ventilation system: bathroom extractors
Bathroom extractors are electrical devices designed to air and ventilate the room and to reduce bad odors and mold.
Harmful substances present in our homes
In poorly ventilated interiors, various types of harmful substances such as carbon dioxide accumulate, making adequate ventilation essential
What are the appropriate ventilation systems for a multi-family dwelling?
The grouping of homes in a single multi-family building must have a mechanical ventilation system.
Regulations regarding ventilation requirements: RITE 2007 and C.T.E.- HS3
The requirements for air quality vary depending on whether we apply the Technical Building Code or RITE 2007 in a specific project
Ventilation systems can prevent discomfort inside a home
Ventilating the interior of a home prevents moisture and harmful substances from accumulating indoors, thus maintaining acceptable levels of health.
