Pool venues and chemical storage areas should be well ventilated to minimize hazards and remove airborne corrosives.  The CDC publishes the Model Aquatic Health Code (MAHC) to help state and local government agencies improve health and safety in pools.  Section 4.9.2 of the MAHC annex covers chemical storage spaces and references local building codes and/or ASHRAE standards or standards such as NFPA 5000, or IBC Section 307.  Rooster™ airflow alarms & monitors from Degree Controls are used for monitoring supply, return, and exhaust air in natatoriums and indoor aquatic facilities.

Using the single point measurement approach to measure airflow at multiple points is loads of work and may result in measurement inaccuracies. R&D groups turn to Degree Controls for multipoint sensing and data acquisition solutions when testing conditions require numerous, simultaneous, measurement locations.

Whether you’re performing smoke visualization tests for ASHRAE 110 fume hood testing, testing clean environments used for the manufacture of LiDAR instruments and laser scanners, or developing air conditioning systems for vehicles, our clean room foggers are ideal for dynamic smoke studies, documenting unidirectional airflow, and identifying turbulence.