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Bagels or muffins. Yankees or Red Sox. Apple or PC. These are all classic arguments that still rage on in our society. But for facility managers and engineers, there is another one that is equally, if not more important:
Horse barn ventilation is a big deal for horses. According to Amy DeGeer Oberdorf, in her article, "Barn Ventilation Affects Horse Health" for MyHorse.com,
High volume, low speed (HVLS) fans provide many benefits for their users, but as you probably know, it can be difficult to fully understand which type of fan is best.
We've had a few people ask us how you determine how much air a fan moves. This is a good question and the answer is very easy: Fans generally have published CFM (cubic feet per minute) rates.
Simplifying our lives with temperature automation has been a priority since the 1600's. Cornelis Drebbel, a Dutch innovator, invented a thermostat and used it to hatch chicken eggs.
Warehouses have unique heating obstacles. They tend to be large buildings with high ceilings and many doors and windows. Additionally, many warehouses accept deliveries or shipments several times a day, exposing the space to outdoor conditions.
With employees to manage, maintenance procedures to complete and production quotas to meet, lighting usually isn't a major concern in most facilities. The day-to-day activity of running an industrial building is more than enough to fill up management