Importance of Ventilation 2

The Importance of Ventilation
First, it is important to address what 'ventilation' means. Ventilation refers to the process by which 'clean' (normally outdoor) air is deliberately introduced into a space while removing stale air. There are various ventilation systems that can be used such as air conditioning (including fan coils), air curtains, air recirculation and air infiltration.
Ventilation is essential for controlling indoor air quality by diluting and replacing indoor pollutants, especially in commercial and industrial areas. It can also be used to control ventilation, temperature, humidity and air movement.
If you are wondering about the benefits of ventilation systems and other issues, you are at the right place. There's no denying that clean air is essential for humans - we need it to survive. In an ideal world, we would be outside all the time to breathe clean, pure air. Unfortunately, this is not the case for many people. Possibly our job and the climate we live in can dictate that we spend most of our time indoors – provoking the need for a good ventilation system.
Why is Ventilation Important?
Depending on your workplace, we often have to spend a lot of time indoors and in poorly ventilated areas. If you spend most of your working time in these areas, it can be detrimental to our health. For this reason, it is very important to have well-ventilated rooms, both at home and at work.
You may think that the air quality you live in isn't great, especially if you live in a bustling city centre, but in many cases, the air inside can be more polluted than the air outside. A good ventilation system will help expel accumulated pollutants, bacteria, moisture and unpleasant odors such as body odour.

If you don't have a good ventilation system, you cannot control the air flow in your building. Too much fresh air can mean costly energy bills, so good ventilation helps control the air while regulating the necessary health and safety levels.
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