MODELING VENTILATIONS FOR WORKSHOP FOR THE SORTING OF SOLID WASTE

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Design of ventilation systems in workshops for sorting of municipal solid waste requires special attention to the parameters of indoor air. Improving the efficiency of ventilation can make an additional inlet air flow. In the study, the authors propose a mathematical model ventilation jobs sorting of municipal solid waste for upgraded ventilation system with an additional intake ventilation unit. Using the developed model allows to calculate the rational modes ventilation and indoor air parameters.
Keywords: ventilation jobs in sorting of municipal solid waste, industrial ventilation modeling, aerodynamic model of the jet streams, upgrading ventilation systems.

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2017-02-02

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, & . (2017). MODELING VENTILATIONS FOR WORKSHOP FOR THE SORTING OF SOLID WASTE. Municipal Economy of Cities, (118’1), 26–28. Retrieved from https://khg.kname.edu.ua/index.php/khg/article/view/4932

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No. 118'1 (2014): Серія: Технічні науки та архітектура

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