Optimum ventilation is provided by a pre-ordered project created specifically for this house, taking into account the needs of future owners.
Ventilation in a one-story private house
Ventilation of one-story houses can be organized by the following methods:
- Natural ventilation of a one-story private house;
- Supply and exhaust;
- Supply and exhaust with cooling or heating;
- Natural with forced outflow or inflow.
The cheapest ventilation method for a one-story house is the installation of ventilation ducts for outflow, the outputs of which are located in the kitchen, toilet and bathroom.
The hood can be strengthened by installing a household fan in the ventilation duct. This is a convenient system in which unpleasant odors are drawn out immediately and not spread throughout the house. For the system to work effectively, it is necessary to provide gaps between the doors and the floor. This system can be improved by integrating a central air conditioner. In the summer, it will cool the air entering all the rooms, and in the winter it will warm it up.
But for the installation of the central air conditioner, it is necessary to lay rather thick pipes. And the price of such a ventilation system for a one-story private house is high. The air going to all rooms will be of the same temperature.
Ventilation in a two-story private house
The main task of the owners of two-story houses, as a rule, is to ensure the exchange of air in the bathrooms and kitchens, sometimes located on different floors. It is important when installing ventilation in two-story houses and the minimum noise level. According to the requirements, in one hour, the air in rooms of this purpose must be changed ten times. The optimal supply and exhaust natural ventilation system of two-storey houses with a recuperator. The recuperator helps to keep the house warm by heating the air entering the house.
High-quality ventilation of a two-story house requires more powerful equipment than a one-story one. Thus, the central ventilation unit must have a capacity of at least 400 cubic meters per hour.
The larger the area of the house, the more powerful the fans are needed, because each meter of air ducts reduces draft and increases resistance to air masses.
Decentralized recuperators are convenient in operation. They are installed in a room that needs to be ventilated, and no duct system is needed. The effect of the operation of such a ventilation system of a two-story house is noticeable not only in the room where the recuperator is installed, but also in the adjacent one.
