sera’s (Germany) application and customer-specific dosing systems have proven their reliability many times over globally. Now sera’s engineers have managed to design a new, standardized do...
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Bluewater Bio Limited, a global specialist in the treatment of wastewater, is delighted to announce the Board appointment of Dynshaw Italia as Chief Financial Officer. Dynshaw brings over 10 years&rs...
Roy Fallon, chief operator of the wastewater treatment plant at the Village of Tequesta in Palm Beach County, Fla., said that after the company installed two reverse osmosis systems back in 2000, it w...
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Berson’s (The Netherlands) new UV-Tronic+ V5 PLC controller links to a UV disinfection system’s SCADA control system and allows users to set up and manage the UV system’s operating p...
With joint venture partners Morgan Est, Grontmij has secured a contract with Yorkshire Water covering the next Asset Management Period. Yorkshire Water manages the collection, treatment and distributi...
Halton has opened a webshop for the UK building services industry!
Flkt Woods has raised the bar for fan manufacturers worldwide, utilising turbo-machinery technology it has achieved landmark EN12101-3 certification for 400oC for 2 hours (F400) on its range of large axial fans up to 2.8 metres in diameter by successfully testing a fan 1MW 1500 rpm, 2.24 metres in diameter.
The Natural Ventilation Solution
The fundamental difference between more commonly used mechanical
ventilation and natural ventilation is the use of encapsulated wind power to fully ventilate the building.
Our system works on the basis of natural fresh air entering the building through various wall mounted units with modulating control dampers. The air passes throughout the building via a series of grilles and dampers allowing for a controlled environment purely using fresh air eliminating the need for a costly mechanical arrangement. The stale air leaves the
building via several roof turrets.
An in-duct evaporative humidifier and cooler delivering humidity control and up to 12C of adiabatic cooling to an air handling unit from just 0.5kW of electricity.