Science
Every day increasingly commercial and industrial buildings are seeing the benefits of buoyancy ventilation. This type of natural ventilation, also known as stack-effect ventilation, relies on the differences in temperature between the inside and outside of the building to promote airflow. By designing ventilation systems to take advantage of the buoyancy effect the interior can
Studies show that we work better in environments with plenty of sunlight and fresh air. While Natural Ventilation in the U.S. is still underutilized, buildings all over the world have seen its benefits in schools, offices, and industrial plants. Properly lit, properly ventilated spaces make everyone more efficient. That is why proper lighting and ventilation
Industrial Energy Conservation in Buildings Since the explosion of energy use in the early 20th century, the demand for energy has been ever increasing. It wasn’t until the later part of the 20th century that people began to realize that some energy sources might be finite or exceedingly difficult to access. Thankfully there has been
Cross ventilation (also called Wind Effect Ventilation) is a natural method of cooling. The system relies on wind to force cool exterior air into the building through an inlet (like a wall louver, a gable, or an open window) while outlet forces warm interior air outside (through a roof vent or higher window opening). Modern
Watch our new video to see why Steel Mill construction manager Jim Bell chooses Moffitt ventilators for every project. Watch this Steel Mill Ventilator Testimonial and learn how Moffitt can make your plant cooler and more comfortable. Since Moffitt has been doing this for over 55 years, we’re the de facto leader in steel mill