Roof ventilator

Roof ventilator, also known as roof natural ventilator, roof natural ventilator, etc. The main focus is on the aerodynamic wind load theory, which states that when wind acts on an object, the windward side is pressure, and the leeward and downwind sides are suction.
Roof ventilators are divided into strip roof ventilators and spherical roof ventilators, among which strip roof ventilators are divided into streamlined roof ventilators and thin roof ventilators.
The snow load capacity of roof ventilators depends on factors such as the design form of the steel frame, the material specifications of the steel frame, and the thickness of the rain shield. The selection of component material specifications is very important. Firstly, it should fully meet the requirements of wind and snow loads, solve indoor ventilation, lighting, smoke exhaust and other needs, and avoid unnecessary use of oversized specifications.