HVAC Design in Animal Facilities
Journal Article by ASHRAE, 2004
By Christopher K. Wilkins, P.E., Member ASHRAE, and Brian A. Waters
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The HVAC system in an animal research facility provides an importantrole in the overall function of experimental or breedingfacilities. HVAC engineers often think of design objectives in termsof parameters such as temperature, humidity, and air-change rates.Published design guidelines provide a framework for overall systemdesign but should not be applied without a full understanding of animalroom risks, types of animal rooms, and types of caging systems.
