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发表于 2019-8-20 14:18:14
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Much has been made of the importance of “air change rate” (volume of air/hour ÷ room
volume) or “ventilation rate”, the number of times in an hour that the air volume of a room is
replaced. Little is said about the relationship between these rates and the classification of the
space, recovery rates and the more important issue of total volume of ventilation.
When considering the design of classified space, designers will often first consider the
requirement for 20 Air Changes/hour (AC/hr), expressed in the 1987 FDA Sterile Guide. In
lieu of calculating the airflow required by the process, many will default to “rules of thumb”
for ventilation rate by the class of space, typically in the ranges:
z 15-20 AC/hr for Controlled, Not Classified (CNC) spaces
z 20-40 AC/hr for Grade 8 (EU Grade C)
z 40-60 AC/hr for Grade 7 (EU Grade B)
z 300-600 AC/hr for Grade 5 (EU Grade A)
出自ISPE HVAC 2.3.6 Total Airflow Volume and Ventilation Rate |
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