George Koch on sat 7 aug 04
Great point. I do have a make-up air inlet in another part of the
basement, originally added because the builder put in a big boiler and
didn't bother to supply it with an air source - so it consumed the air
in the house. We all had headaches when we first moved in (brand new
house). I went to the basement, looked at the big boiler, and went
"hmmmmm..." I opened one of the basement windows and a virtual tornado
came in, to replace all the air. Now we have a permanent source piped
in.
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From: Kurt Wild [mailto:kurtwild@sbcglobal.net]=20
Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2004 5:08 PM
To: clayart@lsv.ceramics.org
Cc: George Koch
Subject: Re; window well spray booth make-up air
George:
I read your post relative to a window well spray booth. You mentioned a
powerful exhaust fan and that triggered my thoughts of make-up air.
Make sure you have plenty make-up air. Years ago I was nearly
asphyxiated because my exhaust fan was drawing down my space heater
chimney and passive damper. I quickly learned to provide adequate
make-up air.pulling and got a CO2 detector.=20
Kurt=20
Kurt Wild on sat 7 aug 04
George:
I read your post relative to a window well spray booth. You mentioned a
powerful exhaust fan and that triggered my thoughts of make-up air.
Make sure you have plenty make-up air. Years ago I was nearly asphyxiated
because my exhaust fan was drawing down my space heater chimney and passive
damper. I quickly learned to provide adequate make-up air.pulling and got
a CO2 detector.
Kurt
pdp1@EARTHLINK.NET on sat 7 aug 04
Hi Kurt, George, all...
Too, if the room is smallish, one may have a positive
pressure supplied from a strong Fan pulling (or pushing) Air
into the room through a dedicated aperature, so that the
exhaust function for the little Spray Booth it's letting the
Air out...(through it's dedicated aperature, of course).
Phil
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Kurt Wild"
> George:
>
> I read your post relative to a window well spray booth.
You mentioned a
> powerful exhaust fan and that triggered my thoughts of
make-up air.
> Make sure you have plenty make-up air. Years ago I was
nearly asphyxiated
> because my exhaust fan was drawing down my space heater
chimney and passive
> damper. I quickly learned to provide adequate make-up
air.pulling and got
> a CO2 detector.
>
> Kurt
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