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Advanced Exhaust Dispersion Design
Advanced Exhaust Dispersion DesignLabs21 Advanced Course SeriesRon Petersen, , CPPLabs21 Advanced Course Series | Advanced Exhaust Dispersion DesignGoal: Develop an Advanced Exhaust Dispersion designObjectives: At the end of the session, you will be able to: Implement a balanced Design process that considers safety, energy efficiency, aesthetics and other parameters Distinguish between standard, good and better practice to analyze and address safety of Exhaust Dispersion Implement energy efficiency features in Exhaust dispersionLabs21 Advanced Course Series | Advanced Exhaust Dispersion DesignOutline Introduction Process Description Standard Practice Good Practice Better Practice Performance Comparison ConclusionLabs21 Advanced Course Series | Advanced Exhaust Dispersion DesignIntroduction Why is this important?
Labs21 Advanced Course Series | Advanced Exhaust Dispersion Design Prescriptive Design Guidelines: Stack Height • ANSI/AIHA Standard Z9.5 – 10 ft above adjacent roof line • Standard NFPA 45 – minimum 10 ft height to protect rooftop workers • NFPA 92A – exhaust stack discharge location should be away from building outside air intakes to minimize recirculation
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