Industrial ventilation
In order to ensure the good quality of the installation of ventilation equipment in an industrial facility, the participation of many specialists such as designers, installers, technicians, etc. is essential. At the same time, it is very important that all employees involved in design, installation and subsequent maintenance can work together. For this reason, Kliwenta recommends working only with those companies that have a sufficiently large number of diverse employees who are able to perform their duties quickly and efficiently.
Industrial ventilation systems are very efficient, being able to handle at least 10000 m³/h. However, their task is not only to remove contaminated air and control the amount of incoming air, but also to filter it from toxins and aggressive vapours.
In other words, the ventilation system in industrial premises must create the optimum parameters of air composition and condition that allow the normal functioning of workers and technical equipment, as well as meeting all hygienic standards.
When working on industrial sites, Kliwenta’s specialists set themselves the following tasks:
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- Looking for the most suitable equipment to cope with the removal of exhaust air from the room and the supply of fresh air from the street;
- Development of an aspiration (suction) system that prevents the spread of dust throughout the room and can operate locally, i.e. in areas where dust is generated;
- Development of an air filtration system;
- Designing a ventilation system that is not only efficient but also cost-effective for the client.
Specialists analyse all the information received and discuss in detail how to position shelters, air showers, natural extraction, extraction and humidification. Such careful work by Kliwenta staff maximises the cost of the equipment, without compromising the performance of the ventilation system or its characteristics.
Ventilation systems in industrial facilities have to cope with a number of tasks:
- Remove stale air;
- Provide clean air;
- Control the air temperature and heat or cool as required;
- Perform heat recovery;
- Ensure correct airflow distribution.
Given such important requirements, different equipment systems can be used for these purposes.
In industrial facilities, special air valves are placed at the top through which air is supplied. As a result, air ducts do not need to be specially installed, although there are still occasions when they are necessary.
Kliwenta specialists, who have been working in the field of air-conditioning equipment for 10 years, recommend turning to the experts when it comes to the installation, design and maintenance of ventilation systems. Kliwenta employees always work to a high standard, as their many years of experience and extensive knowledge allow them to solve even the most complex ventilation system problems.
Air conditioning and ventilation in industrial and storage facilities
Industrial air-conditioning systems
Air handling units with a capacity of more than 25 kW, which are able to serve an area of at least 300 m², are called industrial air conditioners. They are installed in all industrial premises, as this is one of the most important process factors.
Air-conditioning systems provide the optimum microclimate conditions that are necessary for the correct operation of equipment. Given the scale of industrial premises, the installation of ventilation systems in them has its own specificities. Kliwenta recommends that you turn to professionals who specialise in the installation, design and maintenance of such equipment. Taking into account the characteristics of the industrial premises, the experts analyse which installation will be optimal for them: stationary, modular or ducted, or perhaps, however, a supply and extract system.
Ducted air conditioning systems
These systems are capable of cooling, heating and recuperating indoor air. Ducted systems are inexpensive, yet reliable and easy to operate. During the cold season, such units provide a warm air supply, while space heating is provided at the expense of heat recovery.
Precision air conditioning
Precision air-conditioning units operate on the principle of heat exchange by means of water or freon. The capacity of such air-conditioning systems ranges from 2 to 129 kW. For medium-sized rooms, technicians can install simpler and more convenient air conditioners that are of the mixed type.
Multi-zone air conditioning
If the purity of the air in an industrial environment has to be maintained according to increased requirements, the best option is to install a multi-zone air conditioning system. Such spaces may include hospitals, clinics, theatres, etc. Although in these installations the indoor and outdoor units may be located at a considerable distance (up to 100 m), the operation of the units is not affected.
Installation of equipment
The efficiency, durability and reliability of an air-conditioning system are significantly influenced by the professionalism of the personnel who designed and installed the equipment, as well as its subsequent maintenance. Therefore, in order to avoid unnecessary costs in the future, Kliwenta specialists recommend turning to experienced professionals who know all the nuances of the design, installation and maintenance of equipment in industrial facilities.
