Conventional
heating appliance are often used in industrial and commercia buildings, where
warm air is dissipated within the building by convection currents.
Whilst this will produce acceptable uniformity of temperature in a small
building, this is not the case in a large environment as the warm air
stratifies towards the ceiling.
On occasion the temperature difference can be as high as 10/15 °C.
Standard helical destratifiers are thermostatically controlled to avoid the
flow of cold air towards floor level after the initial mass of hot air as been
expelled. It follows that the operation of traditional destratifiers is
intermittent, with the unit stopping until there is a build up of hot air in
the roof area. This type of operation, generates unsatisfactory conditions at
ground level.
Furthermore, heat recuperation is discontinuos and incomplete. In addition, the
movement of air in vertical direction does not generate uniform distribution
horizontally. There is therefore still a problem of varying conditions in
different zones within the building.
It’s common knowledge that heat rises, escaping through the windows, walls and
roof.
 |
Applications |
Farming-greenhouses, stables, greenhouses are subject to hight
heat losses which prevent the correct distribution of temperature for
cultivation. The MODUL MIX units are capable of resolving this problem,
producing significant benefits. MODUL MIX provides uniform umidity and is
extremely useful when combating condensation. Gentle and constant ventilation
promotes the respiration and transpiration of plants, protecting them from some
diseases. Modul Mix can ensure even distribution of humidity
and evacuation of gases, vapours and odours which stagnate in animal enclosures
such as barns.
Sport and leisure-halls pools, the Modul Mix
installation reduces the hight heat losses characteristic of this sector.
Humidity and chlorine vapour (<0.1 m/s) minimise draughts and resultant
disconfort.
Culture-galleries museums, these are often older, large
buildings with requirements for a constant environment around works of
art.
|