Too hot for personnel and plant

It's getting warmer and warmer: A look at the statistics (see below) shows a long-term global temperature rise.

In order to protect the health and performance of employees in buildings even at high temperatures, the rules of occupational health and safety must be observed: If the room temperature exceeds 26 °C, the employer must implement measures to reduce stress and possible hazards. The technical measures include, for example, air conditioning and the reduction of internal thermal loads.

 

Saving energy and cutting costs

The cooling of production and work rooms usually requires large cooling capacities and causes high energy costs. With the principle of adiabatic evaporative cooling, the costs for the use of air conditioners can be reduced many times over.

 

High-pressure air cooling

In terms of energy consumption and cooling capacity, air humidification with high-pressure nozzles is one of the most efficient options for adiabatic evaporative cooling. Easy installation, safe control, low energy costs and good maintenance accessibility are characteristics that speak in favor of high-pressure air humidification in various industrial applications.