Melvin asked:
For room that is temporary converted to negative pressure, is there a recommended minimum pressure (Pa) we have to achieve?
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Hello Melvin
for temporary rooms there is no defined pressure differential. The airflow direction will be the most important consideration and this should be air balanced correctly.
From standards such as ASHRAE they define differential pressure of 2.5Pa from isolation rooms. local standards should be checked.
We have an application guide available from considerations of isolation room design
Thanks
Chris Roberts
Global Solution Architect - Healthcare
Hello Melvin
for temporary rooms there is no defined pressure differential. The airflow direction will be the most important consideration and this should be air balanced correctly.
From standards such as ASHRAE they define differential pressure of 2.5Pa from isolation rooms. local standards should be checked.
We have an application guide available from considerations of isolation room design
Thanks
Chris Roberts
Global Solution Architect - Healthcare
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