Multiple tents, 2 fans??

[Medskunk]

Just to clarify, one fan in and one out. Cant wrap my head around it.

Is it possible?

 

[TCH]

Just to clarify, one fan in and one out. Cant wrap my head around it.

Is it possible?

It's possible. Wouldn't it make more sense to do 1 fan out of each tent and use passive intakes with negative pressure?

 

[Medskunk]

It's possible. Wouldn't it make more sense to do 1 fan out of each tent and use passive intakes with negative pressure?

Can you elaborate? I just want to avoid multiple fans and negative pressure. Probably just a tad.
The only way i think it could work is with continuous pipes and carve holes as they go through the tents?

 

[Drop That Sound]

I wouldn't try to vent them in series like a loop through.. I would make a manifold for each of the fans with its own ducting going to and from each tent, to equalize it out some at the least.

 

[sandman83]

Just to clarify, one fan in and one out. Cant wrap my head around it.

Is it possible?

Need a few more details, do you run carbon filters? if you are just exhausting for RH/temp control, I'd use one inline fan in each tent to exhaust, and duct them both together to leave the room. Open the flaps for passive intake. I wouldn't want to connect the tent together for any form for ventilation, if you get PM or bugs they could spread. Depending on filter requirements you might need booster or something to keep the airflow up.

 

[Drop That Sound]

Srry my drawing skills aren't on point 2day..

 

[sandman83]

makes sense to me, isolated tent environments for each so RH from one doesn't build up, and bugs/diseases don't pass between tents.

 

[Medskunk]

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Srry my drawing skills aren't on point 2day..

Conventional but functional drawing dude hahah does the job, more than enough. Yeah, that looks really good and simple. If you re inspired with more drawings please share even though this looks like the winner!
Thanks for the responses guys

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[coreywebster]

Conventional but functional drawing dude hahah does the job, more than enough. Yeah, that looks really good and simple. If you re inspired with more drawings please share even though this looks like the winner!
Thanks for the responses guys

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You want duct lengths to be as equal as possible so resistance is equal.

Why don't you want negative pressure??

 

[Medskunk]

Good point! Noted.
I been doing it with negative for a couple of years, it just gets packed and want to avoid it.