(3)Using the natural ventilation method requires knowing the volume of the humidified space and the type of construction. A tightly constructed building will have a least one air change per hour. A loosely constructed building will have at least one and one half changes per hour, and this same building with a large a amount of incoming or exiting traffic will have at least two air changes per hour.

(a)Formula 3

Assume our print shop has a floor area of 100' x 100' with a 20' ceiling with a large amount of traffic. This requires

100' x 100' x 20' x 2 = 400,000 ft3/hr.

Using our example, the moisture required is

400,000 x 5.08

_______________ = 290 lbs/hr

7000 grains/lb

(4)Using make-up air:

(a)Formula 4

Assume our print shop has a 15,000 CFM HVAC system and uses 10% make-up air during winter. The amount of outside make-up air entering the HVAC system will, therefore, be 10% of 15,000 CFM = 1,500 CFM. The moisture required will be

1,500 x 5.08 x 60 min/hr

_________________________ = 65 lbs/hr

7,000 grains/lb (Refer to Figure 1.)

Figure 1. Schematic of a Typical Print Shop HVAC System

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NHPC, NHTC specifications

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