Type B Marine Mushroom Vent Head

Type B Marine Mushroom Vent Head

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A Type B Marine Mushroom Vent Head is a type of ventilation system commonly used on marine vessels and offshore platforms. It is designed to provide ventilation and exhaust for enclosed spaces below deck, such as engine rooms, machinery spaces, and other compartments.

The Type B Marine Mushroom Vent Head consists of a mushroom-shaped cowl or hood mounted on top of a vertical pipe or duct. The cowl is designed to protect the opening of the vent from the ingress of water, while still allowing air to flow freely in and out of the vent.

The mushroom vent head is typically made of corrosion-resistant materials such as stainless steel or aluminum to withstand the harsh marine environment. The vertical pipe or duct connected to the vent head extends below the waterline to ensure that any water entering the vent is drained away.

The purpose of the Type B Marine Mushroom Vent Head is to remove hot air, fumes, and odors from the enclosed spaces below deck and replace them with fresh air. This helps to maintain a safe and healthy working environment for crew members and prevents the buildup of harmful gases or excessive heat.

In addition to ventilation, mushroom vent heads can also be used for the intake of fresh air into certain compartments, depending on the design and configuration of the ventilation system on the vessel or platform.

Overall, the Type B Marine Mushroom Vent Head is an important component of the ventilation system in marine environments, ensuring proper air circulation and maintaining a safe and comfortable atmosphere below deck.

Outline Drawing:

1.ventilator 2.hood 3. screw 4.obturation 5.air proof filing 6.instruction stick 7.sleeve

8.hand wheel 9.oiling glass 10.the net for mice-proofing, worm-proofing or fire-proofing

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