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Industrial Ventilation Guide

The document provides guidance on fuel burning equipment and air pollution control systems. It includes recommended minimum capture velocities for adequate ventilation depending on the condition and generation of contaminants, ranging from 100 feet per minute for low-velocity releases to over 2000 feet per minute for high-velocity releases. It also lists recommended minimum duct design velocities depending on the nature of contaminants, from 1000 to over 5000 feet per minute for heavy or moist dusts.

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Industrial Ventilation Guide

The document provides guidance on fuel burning equipment and air pollution control systems. It includes recommended minimum capture velocities for adequate ventilation depending on the condition and generation of contaminants, ranging from 100 feet per minute for low-velocity releases to over 2000 feet per minute for high-velocity releases. It also lists recommended minimum duct design velocities depending on the nature of contaminants, from 1000 to over 5000 feet per minute for heavy or moist dusts.

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GUIDANCE DOCUMENT FOR FUEL BURNING EQUIPMENTS AND AIR POLLUTION CONTROL SYSTEMS

Annex 2

Recommended Capture Velocity For Adequate Ventilation

Minimum Example Of
Condition Of Generation Or
Capture Process Of
Release Of Contaminants
Velocity, fpm Generation

Released with no significant 100 Evaporation from


velocity into quite air tanks, degreasing,
plating
Released with low initial velocity 100 - 200
into moderatey quite air Spray booths,
welding, intermitten
dumping of materials
into containers
Released with considerable 200 - 500
velocity into area of rapid air Spray painting in
movement shallow booth, active
container filling,
conveying or
loading, crushing

Released with high velocity into 500 - 2000 Grinding, abrasive


area of rapid air movement blasting , tumbling

Source: Heating and Ventilation, Vol.42, No.5, 1945

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GUIDANCE DOCUMENT FOR FUEL BURNING EQUIPMENTS AND AIR POLLUTION CONTROL SYSTEMS

Annex 5

Range Of Minimum Duct Design Velocities

Design
Nature Of
Examples Velocities,
Contaminant
fpm

Vapors, gases, All vapors, gases and smoke 1000 -2000


smoke

Fumes Welding, Zinc and aluminium 2000 - 2500


oxide fumes

Very fine light dust Cotton flint, wood floor, litho 2500 - 3000
powder

Dry dusts and Fine rubber dust, Bakelite 3000 - 4000


powders molding powder dust, jute lint,
cotton dust, shaving (light,
soap dust, leather shavings)

Average industrial Grinding dust, buffing lint 3500 - 4000


dust (dry), coffee beans, shoe
dust, granite dust, silica flour,
general material handling,
brick cutting, clay dust,
foundry (general), limestone
dust,packaging and weighing
asbestos dust in textile
industries

Heavy dusts Sandust (heavy and wet), 4000 – 5000


metal turnings, foundry
tumbling barrels and shake
out, sand blast dust, wood
blocks, hog waste, brass
turnings, cast iron boxing
dust, lead dust.

Heavy or moist dusts Lead dust with small chips, 45000 and
moist cement dust, asbestos above
chunks from transite pipe
cutting machines, buffing lint
(sticky), Quick-lime dust

Source: Industrial Ventilation, 1952

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