Air Conditioning, Cooling & Ventilation
Air handling unit (AHU) control systems play a critical role in maintaining optimal indoor air quality and ensuring energy efficiency. These control systems are designed to regulate the operation of the unit, including the temperature and humidity levels, and can be integrated with building automation systems for even greater control.
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Most people are aware that temperature affects their comfort, but what they may not realize is that temperature can also impact their mood and productivity. In this blog, we will explore the psychology of temperature and how HVAC systems can be optimized to create the ideal temperature for different activities.
Air handling units (AHUs) are essential components of HVAC systems that are responsible for conditioning and circulating air in a building. AHUs come in various types, each with unique features and benefits designed to suit specific applications. In this article, we will discuss the different types of AHUs and their characteristics.
The HVAC design of a building can have a significant impact on its overall sustainability. HVAC systems consume a substantial amount of energy, and a poorly designed system can result in unnecessary energy consumption, which in turn leads to increased carbon emissions and higher operating costs.
Air handling units play a vital role in maintaining indoor air quality and temperature control. To reduce energy consumption and costs, it's important to choose an air handling unit that's designed with energy efficiency in mind.
Factors that impact energy efficiency include the unit's design, size, construction materials, and control systems.
Indoor air quality and general health and wellbeing go hand in hand, especially since humans spend most of their time indoors. More often than not, we are sharing this indoor space with any number of people, putting us at greater risk of contracting communicable diseases such as the common cold and flu.
In our previous articles, we explained the importance of testing indoor air quality and the various airborne contaminants that building occupants are exposed to.
In this article, we’re going to discuss how to test indoor air quality.
The quality of indoor air in buildings has become a significant health and environmental issue, and with phenomena’s such as Sick Building Syndrome becoming more prevalent - frequent indoor air quality testing is an absolute necessity.
Achieving the perfect indoor climate is relatively simple. The challenge is maintaining it, and this is only achieved by regular air quality testing. In this article, we talk about the benefits of good air quality and why you should be testing it regularly.
HVAC systems work hard to keep the air clean and the filters housed in the system are responsible for ensuring that clean air is maintained and delivered to the building it services. However, air filters have a limited life expectancy and if they are not changed regularly, they lose their ability to effectively remove pollutants from the air, posing an obvious risk to the building’s occupants.
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