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5.8. Displacement ventilation for indoor firing ranges VA-RSA
Shooting with firearms in indoor firing ranges releases gases and airborne particles which pollute the indoor air. Using a properly dimensioned HVAC system is a way of reducing the air pollutants to protect the health of shooters.
Data
Volume flow rate range | depends on range cross section and amount of pollutants (depending on type of firearm and shooting sequence) |
Discharge velocity | 0.25 - 0.35 m/s |
Size | made to match the range cross section |
Coverage | entire range cross section and length |
Features
- Breathing zone of the shooter is free of hazardous substances
- High thermal comfort because of draught-free air supply
- Air distribution without influence on ballistics
- Easy and quick assembly (modular system)
- Optional integration of windows and doors for the supervision of the shooters
- Stable piston flow, even at temperature differences of up to ±4 K between supply air and indoor air
- Individual design, tailored to the architecture
- Robust powder coating with free choice of colour
- Support in layout and concept by our experts
- Proof of function during commissioning if desired