What is a critical consequence of inadequate ventilation in boiler rooms?

Inadequate ventilation in boiler rooms can lead to the accumulation of harmful gases, such as carbon monoxide and combustion byproducts, which can pose serious health and safety risks to personnel. Proper ventilation is essential for ensuring that sufficient fresh air is available for combustion processes, as well as for the safe operation of the boiler. Without adequate fresh air, incomplete combustion can occur, resulting in higher emissions of toxic gases. This not only increases the risk of accidents and health issues but can also cause regulatory violations, potential equipment damage, and decreased operational efficiency. Therefore, ensuring proper ventilation is critical to maintaining a safe working environment and promoting effective boiler operation.