Abstract
A two-part reversible air deflector for reversing the flow direction of air pumped by a radial fan with constant rotation direction and a ventilation system formed of ventilation installations with use of reversible air deflectors, wherein the air deflector is divided into the suction-inlet body and the separate compression-outlet body, each of them having the frontal through opening surrounded with an annular protrusion wherein both bodies and of the deflector are arranged opposite a fixed partition having a round through opening with its edge of a funnel outline surrounded on two sides with a pair of annular protrusions in such a manner that the common axis X of frontal openings of the bodies is aligned with the axis of the round opening of the partition.
Claims
1-35. (canceled)
36. A reversible air deflector with its own drive, fastened inside a through compartment attached to a building wall in such a manner that one of the outlets of the through compartment overlaps an opening in the wall and the second outlet of the through compartment is open towards a ventilated space, the deflector being rotationally bearing-mounted in the compartment walls and made of a hollow suction-inlet body and a hollow compression-outlet body with their common rotation axis X, each of the bodies having a side outlet and a frontal through opening wherein the side outlets of both bodies are oriented in opposite directions while axes of frontal openings in both bodies are aligned with their common rotation axis X, however, in the compression-outlet body of the deflector, a radial fan of constant rotation direction is located in at least one of compartments and, on circumferential edges of the deflector bodies, two ribs and are formed to be tightly fitted to the internal circumferential frame of walls of the through compartment at their extreme positions while dividing the compartment in the transverse direction, wherein the radial fan is connected to a driving element located on a fixed support fastened to one of the walls of the compartment, characterized in that the air deflector is divided into the suction-inlet body and the separate compression-outlet body, each of them having the frontal through opening surrounded with an annular protrusion wherein both bodies and of the deflector are arranged opposite a fixed partition having a round through opening with its edge of a funnel outline surrounded on two sides with a pair of annular protrusions in such a manner that the common axis X of frontal openings of the bodies is aligned with the axis of the round opening of the partition surrounded on two sides with a pair of annular protrusions, and the annular protrusions (19) of the bodies and are in mesh with a pair of the annular protrusions of the partition.
37. The deflector 1 according to claim 36, characterized in that the contactless labyrinth seals (24) are formed at the place where the protrusions surrounding the opening of the partition and the protrusions surrounding the frontal openings of both bodies and of the two-part deflector converge.
38. The two-part deflector according to claim 36, characterized in that each of bodies and of the two-part deflector is driven with its own motor.
39. The deflector according to claim 36, characterized in that both bodies and of the two-part deflector are driven with a common motor through a gear.
40. A system of duct-free reversible ventilation of the buildings, provided with ventilation and heat recovery devices and with blowing-exhaust ventilation installations connected to openings made in the partition characterized in that it consists of at least one ventilation installation (W) and at least one ventilating fan (P), each of them can comprise the two-part air deflector that is divided into the suction-inlet body and the separate compression-outlet body, each of them having the frontal through opening surrounded with an annular protrusion wherein both bodies and of the deflector are arranged opposite a fixed partition having a round through opening with its edge of a funnel outline, surrounded on two sides with a pair of annular protrusions in such a manner that the common axis (X) of the frontal openings of the bodies is aligned with the axis of the round opening of the partition, surrounded on two sides with a pair of annular protrusions, and the annular protrusions of the bodies and are in mesh with a pair of the annular protrusions of the partition, wherein if the two-part deflector is an accessory of the ventilation installation (W) consisting of at least a segment (A) divided with a partition into a suction duct with a fresh air filter and a compression duct with a muffler, a segment (B) comprising a two-part deflector built in the compartment and a segment (C) with a regenerative heat exchanger then, a fan is located in the compression body of the deflector and a ventilating fan (P) has at least a fresh air filter, a used air filter and the regenerative heat exchanger placed in their common housing, and if the two-part deflector is an accessory of the ventilating fan (P) of segment structure that is identical with the structure of the installation (W), then the compression body of the deflector is free of a fan.
Description
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0009] FIG. 1—shows a perspective view of the ventilation device with the through compartment, equipped with a longitudinal partitioning element, a radial fan and a uniform, reversible air driver;
[0010] FIG. 2—shows a longitudinal cross-section of the middle part of the ventilation device;
[0011] FIG. 3—shows a longitudinal cross-section of the device during the air inlet phase;
[0012] FIG. 4—shows a longitudinal cross-section of the device during the air outlet phase;
[0013] FIG. 5—shows a cross-section during the middle part of the device during the air inlet phase;
[0014] FIG. 6—shows a cross-section during the middle part of the device during the air outlet phase;
[0015] FIG. 7—shows an expanded cross-section through the labyrinth seal of the partitioning element and of the air driver flange;
[0016] FIG. 8—shows a longitudinal cross-section through a two-compartment ventilation device during the inlet phase;
[0017] FIG. 9—shows a longitudinal cross-section through a two-compartment ventilation device during the outlet phase;
[0018] FIG. 10—shows a longitudinal cross-section through a two-compartment device, wherein one of the compartment does not have a fan;
[0019] FIG. 11—shows a longitudinal cross-section through the middle part of the device with a two part driver in the air outlet phase;
[0020] FIG. 12—shows an expanded cross-section through the labyrinth seal of bodies of the two part air driver;
[0021] FIG. 13—shows a longitudinal cross-section through the middle part of the device with separate body drives of the two part air driver;
[0022] FIG. 14—shows a longitudinal cross-section through the middle part of the device with a common drive of bodies of the two part air driver;
[0023] FIG. 15—shows a longitudinal cross-section through the middle part of the device with a two part air driver and an internal fan drive;
[0024] FIG. 16—shows a longitudinal cross-section through the middle part of the device with a two part air driver and an external fan drive;
[0025] FIG. 17—shows a horizontal cross-section through a building with a duct-free reverse ventilation system, provided with a single, one-compartment ventilation device with a uniform air driver and a set of simplified ventilation fans;
[0026] FIG. 18—shows a cross-section through the building with a ventilation system, equipped with a central, single compartment ventilation device and a set of local ventilation devices;
[0027] FIG. 19—shows a horizontal cross-section through the main premise of the building with a ventilation system equipped with a single, one-compartment ventilation device with a uniform air driver and one simplified ventilating fan;
[0028] FIG. 20—shows a horizontal cross-section through the premise of the building with a ventilation system, equipped with a two-compartment ventilation device and a simplified ventilating fan;
[0029] FIG. 21—shows a horizontal cross-section through a premise of a building with a ventilation system according to FIG. 19, wherein one of the compartments of the ventilation device is missing a fan;
[0030] FIG. 22—shows a horizontal cross-section through a premise of a building with a ventilation system according to FIG. 19, wherein the compartment of the ventilation device is provided with a two part air driver;
[0031] FIG. 23—shows a horizontal cross-section through a premise of a building with a ventilation system, equipped with two opposite, single compartment ventilation devices;
[0032] FIG. 24—shows a horizontal cross-section through a premise of a building with a ventilation system, equipped with a single compartment ventilation device and an expanded ventilating fan with a uniform air driver;
[0033] FIG. 25—shows a horizontal cross-section through a premise of a building with a ventilation system, equipped with a single compartment ventilation device and an expanded ventilating fan with a two part air driver;
[0034] FIG. 26—shows a horizontal cross-section through a premise of a building with a ventilation system according to FIG. 18, wherein the single compartment ventilation device is provided with additional heat exchanger.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS
[0035] A ventilation device according to the disclosure has a longitudinal, through compartment 1 with two terminal openings 2 and 3, wherein the left opening 2 of compartment 1 is connected to an opening 4 formed in the external wall 5 of a ventilated building, not shown, while the right opening 3 opens freely to the interior of the building. According to a FIGS. 1-4, the through compartment 1 is equipped with a reversible air driver 6, rotating on a bearing and attached to opposite walls 7, 8 of the compartment 1. The air driver 6 is made of a hollow suction-inlet body 9 and a hollow pumping-outlet body 10 with the same rotation axis X. Each body 9, 10 of the driver 6 is provided with a side outlet 11 and a through frontal opening 12, wherein the side outlets 11 of both bodies 9, 10 are oriented in opposite directions, and axes of frontal openings 12 in both bodies 9, 10 are aligned with their mutual rotation axis X. A radial fan 13 with constant direction of rotation is located in the pumping-outlet body 10 of the driver 6. Two ribs 14, 15 are formed on circumferential edges of the bodies 9, 10 of the driver 6, tightly fitted to the internal, circumferential frame 16 of walls of the compartment 1 at their extreme ends, dividing the compartment in the transverse direction. According to a FIGS. 3 and 4, the through compartment 1 is divided into three parts in a serial layout, A, B and C. The reversible air driver 6 is located in the middle part B of the through compartment 1. A longitudinal partitioning element 17 is passing through the initial part A and through the middle part B of the compartment 1, separating these parts into two parallel branches formed as a suction duct 18 and as a pumping duct 19. Air treatment devices are located inside the suction duct 18 and inside the pumping ducts 19 of the initial part A and of the middle part B of the through compartment 1, in the form of an air filter 20, a regenerative heat exchanger 21 and a sound muffler 22. In the embodiment according to FIG. 1-6, the through compartment 1 of the device has a uniform driver 6, the suction-inlet body 9 of which is rigidly connected to the pumping-outlet body 10. The partitioning element 17 of the compartment 1 is provided with a concave edge formed as an arc 23 on the driver 6 side, meshed with a rotary flange 24, located between the two bodies 9, 10 of the driver 6, and comprises an integral element of each of them, and in which a through opening 25 is formed with an outline of a funnel matching the internal diameter of the rotor 26 of the fan 13. The flange 24 separates the middle part B of the compartment 1 into suction areas 27, 28 and pumping areas 29, 30. According to FIG. 7, a contactless labyrinth seal 31 is provided at the junction 23 of the longitudinal partitioning element 17 of compartment 1 and of the flange 24 of the driver 6. As shown in FIG. 11, the through compartment 1 in another embodiment of the solution is provided with a two part driver 6a, divided into the suction-inlet body 9 and a separate, pumping-outlet body 10, each of which is provided with a through, frontal opening 32 surrounded by a ring-shaped protrusion 33. The partitioning element 17 of the compartment 1 are provided with a round opening 34 in the middle section B, surrounded on both sides by a pair of ring-shaped protrusions 35. Both bodies 9, 10 of the drivers 6a are located on both sides of the round openings 34 of the partitioning element 17, and their ring-shaped protrusions 33 are meshed with a pair of ring-shaped protrusions 35 of the partitioning element 17. According FIG. 12, contactless labyrinth seals 36 are provided at the junction of protrusions 35 surrounding the opening 34 of the partitioning element 17 and of protrusions 33 surrounding the frontal openings 32 of both bodies 9, 10 of the two part driver 6a. As shown in FIG. 13, each of the bodies 9, 10 of the two part driver 6a is provided with a separate drive motor 37, while according to FIG. 14, bodies 9, 10 of the two part driver 6a are driven by their common motor 37a using a gear 38. According to a FIG. 2, the drive motor 37 is also adapted as an element starting a uniform reversible driver 6 using a hitch-type gear 37b. If high efficiency of the ventilating device is not required, it is provided with a single through compartment 1. In other cases, the ventilation device according to FIGS. 8 and 9 is provided as a set of two through chambers 1, 1a, located one after another. The middle parts B of compartments 1, 1a are connected using an intermediate duct 39, where an air treatment device is located, in the form of a regenerating heat exchanger 21. Initial parts A of both through compartments 1, 1a with partitioning elements 17 formed in them are located at opposite ends of the compartment set 1, 1a, wherein two air filters 20 are located in the suction ducts 18 separated by these partitioning elements. In the case of a ventilation device which does not require high compression rates, the driver 6, 6a located inside one of the two through compartments 1, 1a of this unit is missing a fan. The air treatment device, located inside the suction duct 18 and inside the intermediate duct 39 of the through compartment 1, 1a, has the form of a regenerating heat exchanger 21. As shown in FIG. 15, the driving element of fan 13 is provided as an electric motor 40 located inside its fan 26 and connected to it, the body 41 of which is placed on a removable disc 42 with a matching profile 43, wherein the disc 42 is installed on the free end of the support 44, the opposite end of which is attached to the wall 8 of the compartment 1. In another embodiment presented in FIG. 16, the driving element of the fan 13 is an electric motor 40 located outside the through compartment 1, attached to the wall 8 of the compartment and connected to the rotor 26 of the fan 13 using a drive shaft 45, passing through a sealed opening 46 in the wall 8 of the compartment 1.
[0036] A duct-free reversible ventilation system according to the solution, intended for use in buildings D, where people are present, is provided with inlet-outlet ventilation systems, active in opposite air inlet or outlet phases. As shown in FIGS. 17 and 19, one of these systems is provided as a ventilation device W, formed in a single, through compartment 1 with two inlet-outlet terminal openings 2, 3 and with a uniform, reversible 6 placed inside on a bearing, while the second ventilation installation is provided as simplified, passive ventilation fans P. The air driver 6 is made of a hollow suction-inlet body 9 and a hollow pumping-outlet body 10 with the same rotation axis X. Each body 9, 10 of the driver 6 is provided with a side outlet 11 and a through frontal opening 12, wherein the side outlets 11 of both bodies 9, 10 are oriented in opposite directions, and axes of frontal openings 12 in both bodies are aligned with their mutual rotation axis X. A radial fan 13 with constant direction of rotation is located in the pumping-outlet body 10 of the driver 6. The through compartment 1 of the ventilation device W is divided into three parts A, B and C in a serial layout, wherein the air driver 6 is located in the middle part B of compartment 1. A longitudinal partitioning element 17 is passing through the initial part A and through the middle part B of the compartment 1, separating these parts into two parallel branches formed as a suction duct 18 and as a pumping duct 19. Air treatment devices 20, 21, 20a are located inside the suction duct 18 and the pumping ducts 19 of the initial and of the middle parts A, B of the through compartment 1. One of terminal openings 2 of the through compartment 1 is connected to an opening 4 formed in the external wall 5 of the building D, and the other terminal opening 3 of the compartment 1 is located inside the main premise R of the building D. This building is provided with a toilet room T with tight doors 47, while internal doors 48 of its other premises R1 and R2 are provided with openings (not shown) ensuring air flow. According to FIG. 17-19, the ventilation device W has a single through compartment 1, and the embodiment according to FIG. 20-21 comprises a set of two through compartments 1 and 1a, located one after the other and connected using an intermediate duct 39, where an air treatment device is provided, in the form of a regenerating heat exchanger 21. In the case of a two compartment ventilation device W according to FIG. 21, the air driver 6 in one of its two through compartments 1a lacks a fan. As shown in FIG. 17-20, a uniform air driver 6 is placed in the middle section B of the through compartment 1, while according to FIG. 22, a two part air driver 6a is located inside the middle part B of the compartment 1. In the embodiment according to FIG. 23, the ventilation systems are formed by two single compartment ventilation devices W with identical efficiency, installed on the opposite sides, at external walls 5 of the building D. According to FIG. 18, one of the ventilation installations is provided as a single compartment, central ventilation device W, wherein one of terminal openings 3 of the through compartment 1 of this device is located within the internal wall 5 of the building D, and the second terminal opening 3 of the compartment 1 is located inside the main premise R of the building D, while the second ventilation installation is formed using local, single compartment ventilation devices W1 and W2, installed in the remaining, ventilated premises R1 and R2 of the building D. One of the openings 2 of the through compartments 1 of each of the local ventilation devices W1, W2 is located in the internal wall 5 of the building D, within the ventilated room R1, R2, while the second opening 3 of the compartment 1 is located inside this room. According to FIG. 17, passive ventilation fans P are connected to openings 4 formed within the internal wall 5 of the building D, provided with tight windows 49 and tight external doors 50. The simplified ventilation fan P includes a stationary, regenerating heat exchanger 21 and two air filters 20 placed on its sides and connected to the opening 4 of the external wall 5 of the building D. An expanded ventilation fan P according to FIG. 24 is equipped with a fresh air filter 20, a uniform air driver 6, a stationary, regenerating heat exchanger 21 and a used air filter 20a, in a serial layout inside the through compartment 1 with two terminal openings 2 and 3, wherein one opening 2 of the compartment 1 is located inside an opening 4 of the external wall 5 of the building D, and the second opening 3 is located inside the ventilated room R. As shown in FIG. 24, the suction-inlet body 9 of the air driver 6 inside the ventilating fan P is rigidly connected to its pumping-outlet body 10, while the partitioning element 17 of the through compartment 1 is provided with a concave, arc-shaped edge 23 on the side of the air driver 6, meshed with a rotary flange 24, located between the two bodies 9, 10 of the driver, comprising an internal element of each and with a through opening 25 formed therein. The flange 24 separates the middle part B of the through compartment 1 into suction zones 27, 28 and into pumping zones 29, 30, while the suction compartment 18 of the initial part A of the compartment 1 hosts a fresh air filter 20, while a heat exchanger 21 and a used air filter 20a are located inside the pumping duct 19 of the end part C of the compartment 1. According to the solution according to FIG. 25, the ventilating fan P is provided with a two part air driver 6a with the same design as the driver presented in FIG. 12. According to FIG. 17, the ventilation installation includes many ventilating fans P, wherein one ventilating fan P is installed in each of the ventilated premises R, R1, R2 of the building D. In the case of the embodiment presented in FIG. 17-25, the regenerating heat exchanger 21 is provided as a stationary, accumulating bed, through which the ventilation air flows, whilst in the case of the embodiment according to FIG. 26, the regenerating heat exchanger 21 is provided as a flow heater/cooler, filled with a thermodynamic medium subjected to condensation/evaporation cycles caused by pressure changes. According to FIG. 17, the toilet T of the building D is provided with a ventilation opening 52 with a flap 53 swivelling to one side in its internal wall 51, wherein the flap automatically opens towards the interior of the toilet room T as a result of air flow, whilst it closes under the influence of gravity. The toilet room T is also provided with a periodically operating outlet fan 54, with a blind 55 cutting off the air flow when switched off. The toilet room T fan 54 is provided with a signalling device indicating that the fan has been switched on or with a wired or wireless connection with the radial fan 13 of the ventilation device W, ensuring a periodic decrease of its rotation speed.
[0037] The ventilation device with a duct-free, reversible ventilation system for buildings are provided with an electronic system, not shown in the Figures, used to control the rotation speed of the fan motor, thus regulating the amount of inlet and outlet air, and to control the reverse drive of the reversible driver, causing its cyclic rotation in order to achieve the pre-set reversible ventilation program. The electronic system is provided with a set of temperature sensors, relative humidity sensors and CO2 level sensors. Depending on the local weather conditions and current air parameters inside the building, the system automatically determines the rotation speed of the fan rotor and the rotational frequency of the reversible air driver, in order to limit the losses of energy required to heat or cool the building whilst retaining thermal comfort of the users.
[0038] During the inlet phase, fresh air is introduced through the opening 4 in the wall 5 of the building D and the terminal opening 2 of the compartment 1 into the compartment of the ventilation device, which flows through the suction duct 18 and the air filter located inside 20, above the longitudinal partitioning element 17 in the initial part A of the compartment 1. Next, the air flows above and along the rotary flange 24 of the driver 6, through the suction zone 27 of the middle part B of the compartment 1 and the suction-inlet body 9 located therein, and is then drawn by the fan 13 and flows through the opening 25 of the driver 6 to the pumping area 29 of the middle part B of compartment 1, below the rotary flange 24. Finally, the air flows through the uniform, end part C of the compartment 1 and through the heat exchanger 21 located therein, finally leaving the compartment 1 through its opposite terminal opening 3. During the outlet phase, the air driver 6 and its bodies 9, 10 are rotated at an angle not greater than 180°. Used air flows into the compartment 1 through its terminal opening 3, initially flowing through the end part C of the compartment 1 with a regenerating heat exchanger 21 located therein. The air then bypasses the pumping body 10 of the driver 6 and flows through the suction area 28 of the middle part B of compartment 1 and through the suction-inlet body 9 located therein, then is drawn by the fan 13 and flows through the opening 25 of the driver 6 to the pumping area 30 of the middle part B of compartment 1 under the rotary flange 24 and under the partitioning element 17, passing through the initial part A of the compartment 1. The air then flows through the pumping duct 19 of the initial part A of the compartment 1 and the muffler 22 located therein and leaves the compartment 1 through its terminal opening 2, and outside the building D through the opening 4 in the internal wall 5. The inlet and outlet phases are similar in a two compartment ventilation device according to FIGS. 8 and 9. During the inlet phase, air flowing from the middle part B of the first compartment 1 flows through the intermediate duct 39 and the heat exchanger located there in 21, and flows to the second compartment 1a, above the partitioning element 17 in the middle part B, and is then pumped by the fan 13 and flows through the pumping duct 19 of the compartment 1a and the sound muffler 22 located therein, eventually leaving the compartment 1a through its opening 2 and into the building D. Analogously, during the outlet phase, air flowing from the middle part B of the second compartment 1a flows through the intermediate duct 39 in the opposite direction, and then through the compartment 1 and its pumping duct 19 with a sound muffler 22 inside it, eventually leaving this compartment through the terminal opening 2, and outside the building D through the opening 4 in the building wall 5.
[0039] In the case of the ventilation system according to FIG. 17, fresh air is provided during the inlet phase from outside the building D to the ventilation device W, located inside the main premise R, and subsequently, operation of the fan 13 pushes the air out from the device W into the premise, and with a positive pressure of several Pascals flows to neighbouring premises R1 and R2, removing used air from there through ventilating fans P located in openings 4 in walls 5 of the building (D). After several seconds, the driver 6 is reversed inside the ventilation device W, the 13 fan ow which draws and removes used air from the building D, whilst fresh air is simultaneously drawn into the building through the ventilating fans P. Again, after several seconds, the air driver 6 is reversed again and the ventilation device W again pumps fresh air into the building D. Thus, cyclical changes of air inlet and outlet phases according to the solution take place inside the ventilation system of this building D. The fan 54 of the toilet room T, intended for periodic operation intended to remove used air from the room, is started in the known mode for a period between 3 and 10 minutes as controlled by a signal sent by a lighting switch and/or motion sensor and/or humidity sensor (not shown). When the fan 54 is switched off, its tight blind 55 is closed. The flap 53 closing the opening 52 in the wall 51 of the toilet room T opens automatically under negative pressure inside the toilet room T. Its fan 54 is equipped with a signalling module (not shown) for the purpose, cooperating with the radial fan 13 of the ventilation device W. Signals generated by the fan 54 when the toilet room T is used causes the rotation speed of the radial fan 13 to decrease such that negative pressure generated inside the toilet room T is greater than the negative pressure outside the toilet room. In the ventilation system according to FIG. 18, ventilating fans P have been replaced with local ventilation devices W1 and W2 with the same design as the main device W. As a result of electric coupling of their drives, air drivers 6 of the main ventilation device W and of the local devices W1, W2 are oriented in opposite directions during air inlet and outlet phases. Thanks to this solution, used air is removed from the building D by fans 13 of the local ventilation devices W1 and W2, while during the outlet phase, fresh air is pumped into the building D using fans 13, through reversed fans 6 of the local devices W1, W2.
LIST OF REFERENCE NUMERALS
[0040] 1—compartment
[0041] 1a—compartment
[0042] 2—compartment opening
[0043] 3—compartment opening
[0044] 4—wall opening
[0045] 5—building wall
[0046] 6—uniform driver
[0047] 6a—two part driver
[0048] 7—compartment wall
[0049] 8—compartment wall
[0050] 9—suction-inlet body
[0051] 10—pumping-outlet body
[0052] 11—body outlet
[0053] 12—frontal opening of the body
[0054] 13—fan
[0055] 14—body rib
[0056] 15—body rib
[0057] 16—body frame
[0058] 17—partitioning element
[0059] 18—suction duct of the compartment
[0060] 19—pumping duct of the compartment
[0061] 20—fresh air filter
[0062] 20a—used air filter
[0063] 21—heat exchanger
[0064] 22—sound muffler
[0065] 23—partitioning element edge
[0066] 24—rotary flange
[0067] 25—driver opening
[0068] 26—fan rotor
[0069] 27—suction area
[0070] 28—suction area
[0071] 29—pumping area
[0072] 30—pumping area
[0073] 31—seal
[0074] 32—frontal opening of the body
[0075] 33—body protrusion
[0076] 34—partitioning element opening
[0077] 35—partitioning element protrusion
[0078] 36—seal
[0079] 37—body drive motor
[0080] 37a—common body drive motor
[0081] 37b—gear
[0082] 38—gear
[0083] 39—intermediate duct
[0084] 40—fan motor
[0085] 41—engine body
[0086] 42—support disc
[0087] 43—disc profile
[0088] 44—disc support
[0089] 45—drive shaft of the motor
[0090] 46—compartment wall opening
[0091] 47—toilet door
[0092] 48—internal door
[0093] 49—window
[0094] 50—external door
[0095] 51—toilet wall
[0096] 52—ventilation opening
[0097] 53—opening flap
[0098] 54—toilet fan
[0099] 55—fan blind
[0100] A—compartment part
[0101] B—compartment part
[0102] C—compartment part
[0103] D—building
[0104] P—ventilating fan
[0105] R—building location
[0106] R1—building location
[0107] R2—building location
[0108] T—toilet room
[0109] W—ventilation device
[0110] W1—ventilation device
[0111] W2—ventilation device
[0112] X—body rotation axis
