Maximum Plantroom Temperatures
Maximum Plantroom Temperatures
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Can anyone inform me as to maximum temperatures allowable in plantrooms?
If so would you be able to reference to relevant literature, thank you.
If so would you be able to reference to relevant literature, thank you.





RE: Maximum Plantroom Temperatures
There is a human comfort zone that runs all the way to "possible heat and possible sun stroke", the later of which I assume you don't even want to think about getting close to, and I would also assume, from my personal experience in extreme heat, that human efficiency decreases with the exponential of proximity to that zone. Take a look at the comfort zone, here
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Just looking at that thing, and assuming you're not into building "sweat shops" in Bangladesh or something, I don't think you want to get much higher than a drybulb temp of 83ºF, nor much higher than 70% humidity, unless you like terrible inefficiency and possible revolution of the working force. IMO If you are really trying to be reasonable about the situation, keep it in the zone.
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RE: Maximum Plantroom Temperatures
IMO, I would look at that equipment and find the one that needs the lowest air temp and humidity level and try to design around that.
RE: Maximum Plantroom Temperatures
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RE: Maximum Plantroom Temperatures
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