CFD Modeling
Natural ventilation definition: the process of pulling fresh air into a building from the outside. In turn, this fresh air helps force the warm, dirty air inside of the building out through the opening in the roof. This becomes done, without mechanical assistance. While that is the definition, concisely, it’s actual application and use is
A Pressure Gravity System®, also known as natural draft systems, is one of the oldest ways to obtain fresh airflow in an enclosed space. Each Pressure Gravity System® uses positive pressure to help ventilate manufacturing and industrial properties. Temperature differentials between the air inlets at the floor level and the ventilator at the roof level contribute
Keeping workers cool and comfortable is a concern for every commercial or industrial factory. This is especially relevant during the relentlessly hot summer months. However, natural ventilation is not always ideal and air-conditioning units are too expensive. Moffitt recognizes the need for a reliable cooling system that is energy and cost efficient. That is why
Modern buildings need modern ventilation solutions. From natural ventilation to natural daylighting, there’s a number of solutions to help in creating better environments. That’s why we have updated our Lunch & Learn program to illustrate the wide variety of natural ventilation solutions. In the time it takes to each lunch, you can learn how to
You can save money with CFD modeling. CFD modeling and analysis puts an end to replacing fans because “that’s what we’ve always done”. It means you no longer need to spend money and cross your fingers that your plant will be cooler. So no more taking the word of a guy you’ll never hear from
Computational Fluid Dynamics or CFD Analysis for Buildings will let you see your facility in a whole new way. You’ll see where the warm air gathers and where it most effectively exhausts. Eliminate the guesswork of putting exhaust fans where you think the warm air goes, with CFD analysis. Computerized thermal imaging uses 3D models
California recently enacted new heat rules for indoor workers. The Indoor Heat Illness Prevention Regulation is designed to protect workers from the risks of extreme heat. It applies to employees in almost all industries, but particularly workers in warehouses, manufacturing plants, and other indoor workplaces that are not fully air-conditioned. In this post we outline the
