Ice hockey stadium
Ventilation is crucial in ice hockey stadiums to create a safe, comfortable, and enjoyable atmosphere for players, fans, and staff. It helps control humidity levels, preventing fog on the ice and ensuring clear visibility. Proper air circulation also removes pollutants, such as emissions from ice resurfacing machines and carbon dioxide from large crowds, improving overall air quality. By maintaining consistent temperatures and airflow, ventilation enhances player performance, keeps spectators comfortable, and protects the building from issues like condensation and moisture damage.
Air supply
Radiant heating in sports hall
Gyms/sports arenas are massive, high-volume and open space buildings. In such buildings, heating is usually required only during events. Due to the volume of such buildings the heating of the occupied area needs to be started many hours before the event. Sporting participants often require a cool area whilst the spectators require a comfortable ambient temperature. However, if an air heating system is installed, it is very difficult to maintain the required temperature in the spectator area only whilst thermal convection causes warm air to rise to the roof space.
