Air Handling Unit (AHU)
Efficient air handling solutions designed to regulate, condition and circulate air as part of heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems.
Efficient air handling solutions designed to regulate, condition and circulate air as part of heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems.
An Air handling unit is a device used to regulate and circulate air as part of the heating, ventilation and air conditioning system.
The AHU takes in outside air, reconditions it by filtering and either heating or cooling it, and supplies it as fresh air to the air conditioned room.
AHUs provide a central point for handling, conditioning and supplying air according to the requirements of the connected HVAC system.
An AHU plays an important role in the movement and conditioning of air within a heating, ventilation and air conditioning system.
An Air handling unit is a device used to regulate and circulate air as part of the heating, ventilation and air conditioning system.
The AHU takes in outside air, reconditions (filtered and either heated or cooled) it and supplies it as fresh air to the air conditioned room.
Depending on the requirements of the HVAC system, air treatment may also involve control of moisture through humidification or dehumidification processes.
An AHU brings together different air treatment functions to support the connected HVAC system.
The AHU regulates and circulates air as part of the heating, ventilation and air conditioning system.
Outside air can be filtered as part of the reconditioning process before it is supplied to the conditioned space.
Air can be cooled within the air treatment process according to the requirements of the HVAC system.
Heating can be incorporated into the air reconditioning process where required.
Humidification and dehumidification processes can be used to manage moisture conditions in the air.
After treatment, conditioned air is supplied to the air conditioned room as part of the HVAC system.
Moisture control is an important part of air treatment where the HVAC application requires management of humidity conditions.
The process in which the moisture or water vapour or humidity is added to air without changing its dry bulb (DB) temperature is called as Humidification.
Humidification can therefore be considered where additional moisture is required as part of the air treatment process.
The process in which the moisture or water vapour are removed from air. The dehumidification equipment will take the ambient air and will treat it before it is exhausted into the enclosure.
Dehumidification can be used where moisture removal is required as part of the overall air treatment arrangement.
The air handling process involves taking air, treating it according to the system requirement and supplying the conditioned air to the required space.
Outside air is taken into the air handling system.
Air is filtered as part of the reconditioning process.
Air may be heated, cooled or treated for moisture according to the application.
Treated air is supplied to the air conditioned room.
Properly planned air handling systems can support controlled air movement and air treatment within HVAC installations.
Supports the controlled movement and supply of air within the HVAC system.
Supports the filtration of outside air during the air reconditioning process.
Air can be heated or cooled according to the requirements of the HVAC system.
Humidification and dehumidification can support required moisture conditions.
Treated air can be supplied to the air conditioned space.
AHUs can form an important part of complete heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems.
Air handling units can be incorporated into HVAC systems where air circulation and conditioning are required.
Air handling support for industrial HVAC and utility areas.
Air circulation and conditioning for commercial environments.
Air treatment where controlled temperature, filtration or moisture conditions are required.
Integration with heating, ventilation and air conditioning installations.