Casino Air Duct System - Three Floors
About This Architecture
Three-floor casino HVAC system with dedicated air handling units (AHU-1, AHU-2, AHU-3) serving panoramic restaurant, main gaming floor, and underground security levels. Supply ducts distribute conditioned air through zone-specific diffusers while return and exhaust ducts remove stale air via vertical risers integrated into the elevator shaft. Kitchen and bar exhaust systems include dedicated hoods with sealed sewer vent connections and pressure relief ducts to maintain building pressurization. This architecture isolates critical security areas with independent air handling while maintaining comfort in public spaces and kitchen zones. Fork this diagram on Diagrams.so to customize duct sizing, add damper controls, or adapt for your facility's unique layout and occupancy requirements.
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How do you design a multi-floor casino HVAC system with separate air handling for restaurant, gaming, and security areas?
This diagram shows a three-level casino ventilation design using independent AHUs (AHU-1, AHU-2, AHU-3) for the panoramic restaurant, main gaming floor, and underground security level. Supply ducts branch to zone diffusers while return and exhaust ducts route through vertical risers in the elevator shaft, with dedicated kitchen/bar exhaust hoods and pressure relief to maintain building pressurizat
- Domain:
- Mechanical Engineering
- Audience:
- HVAC engineers designing multi-floor casino ventilation systems
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