High temperature workshops generally have a large number of heating equipment generating heat sources inside the workshop, and do not have ventilation, cooling, exhaust and other facilities, resulting in a hot and humid environment in the workshop. The high temperature in the workshop can lead to heatstroke among employees who work in the workshop for a long time, seriously affecting their work and life. So, how should high-temperature workshops cool down?

The cooling methods for high-temperature workshops can be divided into natural cooling and equipment cooling. The natural cooling method first releases the heat from the workshop, opens the windows around the workshop to allow the indoor air to flow as much as possible, or builds a trellis on the top or around the workshop to plant vines, or plants trees around the factory to block sunlight.

If the natural ventilation effect cannot reach the ideal level, various ventilation and cooling equipment can be directly installed, such as environmentally friendly air conditioners, industrial fans, wet curtains, negative pressure fans, etc.

With people's increasing awareness of health and higher requirements for the working environment, most enterprises have chosen the fan complementary (industrial large fan+environmentally friendly air conditioning) solution to provide overall ventilation and cooling for the workshop. The complementary use of fans in large and high-temperature workshops has a very good cooling effect, not only achieving overall environmental cooling, but also saving users a lot of operating costs.