Atemluftleitung

Atemluftleitung is a term used in various fields, primarily in Germany, to describe the system responsible for supplying fresh air to rooms or areas with mechanically ventilated environments. This system plays a crucial role in maintaining indoor air quality, particularly in buildings with high occupant density.

The primary function of atemluftbildung is to supply air with high oxygen content, low humidity, and minimal airborne pollutants into the room. It typically involves a network of ducts and vents designed to distribute conditioned air throughout the building. Atemluftleitung is often part of a broader indoor air quality (IAQ) strategy, which includes heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems.

Implementation of atemluftleitung may be mandatory by building codes in specific regions. For example, in Germany, DIN 1946-4 (Energetische Bausysteme) and EN 15242 (Indoors, ventilation for buildings, Performance requirements) provide guidelines for the design and operation of mechanically ventilated buildings.

Atemluftleitung involves several sub-steps including estimating the atemluft need, planning the system, building the duct system and the necessary components, configuring the motor, and inspecting the system for faults. Continuous adjustment of temperature, fan control, and dampers is crucial to operating the system effectively and maintaining indoor air quality levels, especially during peak and low-volume usage.