The roof vent is a ventilation and smoke exhaust equipment installed on the roof of the factory building. The factory ventilator can be used to realize the smoke, exhaust gas, heat, etc. produced in the production process of the factory workshop. In order to meet the application of the plant ventilator market, a comprehensive and in-depth understanding is required.

1. The necessity of installing ridge ventilator

There is no ventilation and smoke exhaust skylight installed in the traditional industrial plant. The workshop is closed and the heat dissipation conditions are very poor, which is not conducive to ventilation and smoke exhaust. It will affect the physical and mental health of the front-line workers in the workshop, which in turn will affect the production process and cause the quality of the products to be reduced. Therefore, it is very necessary to install roof ventilators to remove smoke, dust and waste

gas in time to meet the ventilation needs of the workshop and create a good working environment.

2. Fire linkage function of roof natural ventilator

To meet the demand for ventilation and smoke extraction in the workshops and workshops, it is also necessary to realize the fire-fighting linkage function. If the factory building is not equipped with ventilation and smoke exhaust skylights, the dense smoke will choke and even cause greater casualties in emergencies such as fires. It can be seen that the roof natural ventilators should achieve firefighting linkage, open window sashes in emergency situations, quickly remove dense smoke, create more escape spaces, and reduce casualties.

3. Selection of steel structure continuous rooflight

Because there are many sub-industries in steel structure workshops, and different industries are suitable for different ventilators, the selection of steel structure roof ventilators is also a key consideration. E-commerce, logistics, warehousing, manufacturing, textiles and other industries are mainly daylighting, supplemented by ventilation; heavy industries such as metallurgy, steel structure, ironmaking, electric power, and automobiles are mainly ventilation, supplemented by daylighting.