Ventilation problems in logistics warehousing may include the following aspects:
1. Poor air circulation: Logistics warehousing usually stacks a large number of goods, and the gaps between the goods are small, resulting in poor air circulation and difficult to maintain a good ventilation effect.
2. Difficulty in temperature regulation: Logistics warehousing usually needs to maintain certain temperature and humidity conditions. However, due to dense stacking of goods and poor air circulation, temperature regulation is difficult, and local temperatures may be too high or too low.
3. Diffusion of odors and pollutants: Some goods may emit odors or contain pollutants. Due to poor ventilation, these odors and pollutants are difficult to diffuse and eliminate in time, which may affect the health of workers.
4. Poor air quality: Due to poor ventilation, the air quality in the logistics warehouse may be poor, and there may be accumulation of harmful gases such as carbon dioxide and formaldehyde, which may pose potential risks to the health of the staff.
5. Dust and particle deposition: There may be a large amount of dust and particles in the logistics warehouse. Due to poor ventilation, these dust and particles are difficult to remove in a timely manner, which may cause trouble for the cleaning and maintenance of goods and equipment.
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