Literate ventilation device in a private house provides a healthy indoor climate at the lowest installation and operating costs. Neglecting ventilation threatens not only the appearance of mold and dampness, but also a deterioration in the health of residents due to the inhalation of harmful impurities that accumulate in the air of an unventilated room.
Ventilation device in a private house
For a private house with an area of up to 300 square meters, the supply system will be the best ventilation method. If the house is larger, it is necessary to install a supply and exhaust.
Pipes for ventilation in a private house are the basis of the future system.
They are installed vertically from the kitchen through the roof upwards. Through one pipe, air is removed from the house, through the other it enters the house. A fan is mounted on the second pipe. It can be equipped with on / off sensors and a power control board that can be used to change the air flow rate.
Pipes for ventilation in a private house, as a rule, are of round cross-section. They have less resistance to air flow. Although some experts recommend rectangular for ventilation in a private house, which are easier to install.
The blowing channels are supplied to the living rooms, from here the air will enter the kitchen and bathrooms and be blown out into the street by a natural ventilation system.
Chimney ventilation in a private house
The chimney can also be used as ventilation for a chimney in a private house. The length of this pipe should not be too long, since the shorter it is, the less condensate accumulates in it. The ventilation of the chimney in a private house must be insulated, since the air emanating from the stove or stove is always much warmer than the surrounding. It is the lack of insulation that causes the appearance of condensation in the ventilation of a private house.
Ventilation ducts run through the attic above the toilet, bathroom and kitchen. If condensation does appear in the ventilation of a private house, an exhaust fan must be installed in these pipes. If you wish, you can hang a kitchen hood, but you need to embed it into the ventilation system a little higher than the common exhaust fan.
To bring ventilation through the roof, special pipes are used. But, as a last resort, you can take stainless steel pipes that are suitable in diameter. Roof and pipe joints must be sealed. And the pipes themselves must be located strictly vertically, otherwise condensation cannot be avoided.
