Spanish Clubs Ventilation (or lack thereof)
Posted: Sun 19th May 2019 11:24 pm
So, I have pondered this subject for sometime and after a few trips of my own and hearing other people's feedback and experiences wanted to debate or discuss the topic.
All clubs seem to have this impressively large ventilation or extraction system ducting visible on the ceilings but is it really working or set up how it should be?, Is it adequate in design and specifications for the space it has been installed in?, How often if at all is it maintained?, Is it simply extracting via a carbon filter like in a grow set up? And is it actually bringing any fresh air in or is it just recirculating the air within the club?
What I am finding in all clubs is that within an hour of being there regardless of the time of day or number people I start to get a burning sensation below my larynx and in my nostrils, my vape experience is then totally ruined as every inhale is sharp and harsh with a loss of flavour , I also start to get a bad headache. Whilst the club(s) don't appear to have an obvious fog or smog of tobacco/combustion in the air there is obviously something not right? It may just be that it is set at a minimum level which is already not suitable to turnover the total cubic volume of said indoor space.
Some of the intakes on the ducting seem incredibly small and randomly positioned also without any filters on the intakes?, the ducting routes and connections are also questionable with multiple large diameter ducting meeting up to 5 others in one place without any source of motor extraction close by?
I don't believe these systems are adequate or being used/set up correctly because so many people wouldn't be complaining with similar experiences, anyone that has grown indoors in a large space knows how extraction and intake should work especially with volumes and cubic metre turnover per hour etc. I honestly think the air is being recirculated and most likely filters and/or motors and controllers aren't being maintained either.
Thoughts? And don't say man up lol!
All clubs seem to have this impressively large ventilation or extraction system ducting visible on the ceilings but is it really working or set up how it should be?, Is it adequate in design and specifications for the space it has been installed in?, How often if at all is it maintained?, Is it simply extracting via a carbon filter like in a grow set up? And is it actually bringing any fresh air in or is it just recirculating the air within the club?
What I am finding in all clubs is that within an hour of being there regardless of the time of day or number people I start to get a burning sensation below my larynx and in my nostrils, my vape experience is then totally ruined as every inhale is sharp and harsh with a loss of flavour , I also start to get a bad headache. Whilst the club(s) don't appear to have an obvious fog or smog of tobacco/combustion in the air there is obviously something not right? It may just be that it is set at a minimum level which is already not suitable to turnover the total cubic volume of said indoor space.
Some of the intakes on the ducting seem incredibly small and randomly positioned also without any filters on the intakes?, the ducting routes and connections are also questionable with multiple large diameter ducting meeting up to 5 others in one place without any source of motor extraction close by?
I don't believe these systems are adequate or being used/set up correctly because so many people wouldn't be complaining with similar experiences, anyone that has grown indoors in a large space knows how extraction and intake should work especially with volumes and cubic metre turnover per hour etc. I honestly think the air is being recirculated and most likely filters and/or motors and controllers aren't being maintained either.
Thoughts? And don't say man up lol!