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    Natural ventilation relies on air flow through openings, while forced ventilation uses exhaust fans to pull air out of the top and draw new air in through vents. Natural ventilation allows air to flow through according to natural forces like wind and thermal currents, while forced ventilation actively pushes air out and pulls air in to control humidity and prevent cargo from sweating. Proper ventilation is important to avoid damage to cargo from moisture accumulation.

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    Natural ventilation relies on air flow through openings, while forced ventilation uses exhaust fans to pull air out of the top and draw new air in through vents. Natural ventilation allows air to flow through according to natural forces like wind and thermal currents, while forced ventilation actively pushes air out and pulls air in to control humidity and prevent cargo from sweating. Proper ventilation is important to avoid damage to cargo from moisture accumulation.

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    Laboratory Exercise No.4

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    NAME : PRINCE LORE ALLEN B.

    BUENA SUBJECT : SEAM 3


    SECTION : BSMT 2-1 INSTRUCTOR : 2/M Catalino Santacera

    SEAM 3 (Laboratory Exercise No. 4)


    QUESTION :
    Base on the videos that you have viewed and on the module that you have
    studied, identify and explain on how ventilation may be achieved to avoid
    sweat and compare the difference between natural ventilation from
    forced ventilation.

    - In order to prevent damage of cargo because of moisture, ships are


    filled with natural or forced ventilation systems to avoid cargo
    sweating, Moisture responsible for cargo damage is also called “
    sweat” on ships. Natural ventilation relies on the laws of nature to
    provide airflow while power exhaust uses an industrial exhaust fan to
    force air out. The air is pulled out of the top of the structure by these
    fans. While new air is sucked in through vent in the walls.

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