Push-pull welding ventilation Melior-M for the workshop
For the Melior-M workshop, we installed a push-pull type welding ventilation system, suitable for situations where welding is performed simultaneously in multiple locations and where crane functionality had to be preserved. For the adjacent room, we added separate exhaust and supply air, regulated on a demand basis by automation. The result is a safe working environment for employees that does not interfere with existing work processes.
Project Challenge
The company wanted to ensure a safe working environment for its employees, and one important step was the implementation of welding ventilation. The challenge lay in the nature of the work, where welding is carried out simultaneously in several locations at once. In addition, the solution had to preserve the functionality of the existing crane.
How We Built It
In cooperation with the client, we found that the most suitable solution was a push-pull type welding ventilation. This system is suited to situations where welding is carried out simultaneously in several locations and does not restrict the use of the crane. For the adjacent room, we added a separate exhaust and supply air system, which is regulated on a demand basis by automation — thus efficient air exchange takes place only when it is needed.
- Push-pull type welding ventilation
- Preservation of crane functionality
- Separate exhaust and supply air for the adjacent room
- Demand-based regulation with automation
What We Achieved
- A safe working environment for employees
- Simultaneous welding in several locations does not compromise air quality
- The crane's functionality was fully preserved
- The system works smoothly alongside existing work processes
- Demand-based automation ensures efficient air exchange
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