Air Ventilation Systems
Air ventilation systems are mechanical systems designed to provide controlled airflow and exchange indoor air with outdoor air to improve indoor air quality and maintain comfortable and healthy living or working environments. These systems are commonly used in residential, commercial, industrial, and institutional buildings to regulate temperature, humidity, and air pollutants.
Air Intake : Air ventilation systems typically include intake vents or openings that allow fresh outdoor air to enter the building. The intake may be located on the roof, exterior walls, or windows, depending on the design of the ventilation system.
Air Distribution : Once the outdoor air is drawn into the building, the ventilation system distributes it to different areas or rooms through ductwork or air distribution channels. This ensures even airflow throughout the building and helps maintain consistent indoor air quality.
Air Filtration : Many ventilation systems are equipped with air filters to remove dust, pollen, allergens, and other airborne particles from the incoming outdoor air. Filters help improve indoor air quality by capturing pollutants and preventing them from circulating throughout the building.
