Heating
Did you know that Moffitt designs, manufactures, and installs industrial heating systems? That’s right, in addition to providing natural ventilators, upblast fans, and adiabatic cooling systems, we also offer heating systems. Read on to learn more about why you need a heating system, and how Moffitt can help you find the right one for your
If your facility is too hot, too humid, or just too stuffy, you need to consider Industrial HVAC CFD Modeling. When estimates based on square footage and a few temperature readings aren’t enough, it might be time to get a full CFD Model. A CFD model will let you see how a new ventilation system
“Why make-up air?” is a question that we get all the time. Fortunately, the answer is simple. A Make-Up Air Unit (also known as MAU or MUA) can help improve the air quality inside of the building. All facilities need a method of expelling the warm air that builds up inside. In a commercial kitchen
Improve air movement to improve temperature conditions with a Moffitt Air Turnover unit. Sometimes called an air circulator or an air rotation unit, an air turnover unit is the best way to provide more uniform temperatures in a large industrial space. Read on to learn more about how you can get powerful, efficient heating for
Industrial Make-up air units (MAU) adjust air temperature and humidity in a building. Instead of recycling or recirculating the stagnating air already in the building, make-up air units bring in fresh air from the outside. This fresh air contributes to a better working environment. Make-Up Air Unit comes in heating or non-heating varieties. Direct Fired
Whether you are forging steel, canning vegetables, or refining oil, you need to be thinking about industrial energy saving. By reducing the amount of energy consumed, your plant will be able to better maintain its competitiveness. Your ventilation system is just tactic you can take to save energy. Natural Ventilation Natural ventilation systems represent one
Sometimes the best ventilation solution is the one that was installed fifty years ago. Rust, weather, and age can take their toll on individual pieces of equipment, but the principles of ventilation haven’t changed since the time of the caveman. Exhausting hot air and introducing cool air are the goals, regardless of the millennia. Moffitt