CFD
Custom preview of your future air distribution
The FabricAir® CFD Service is the best way to demonstrate the efficiency of the air dispersion solution.
Each report is custom-made to the customer, analyzing their specific needs and taking into account the specific requirements and conditions of the project.
Highlights
Demonstrates the system performance to provide assurance of optimum design
Verifies airflow patterns, velocities, and temperature distribution
Identifies potential issues upfront, e.g. stale air zones
The most popular applications for CFD analysis are:
Office Buildings. They typically have many windows, heat-generating office equipment, and workers that add up to a substantial heat load. Air comfort is especially critical in offices.
Sports Facilities and Warehouses. They have inherently large volumetric spaces and high ceilings, which complicate air distribution design.
Aquatic Facilities. They are unique because of psychrometrics – thermodynamic parameter of moist air at a constant pressure. Typically, they also have fairly high ceilings. Additionally, aquatic facilities are reputed to potentially cause respiratory symptoms in swimmers due to harmful gas chloramines congregation at the pool surface. CFD analysis can be invaluable for designing enough air velocity above the pool surface to move chloramines toward return air inlets, but not excessively enough where it increases the pool evaporative rate. Natatoriums have a myriad of difficult environmental challenges that CFD analysis can help solve.
Our satisfied customers
We are delighted with the result. The ducts work wonderfully and have been great; Seeing them, it looks like we are in a wedding hall.
Orlando Fernandez
Our satisfied customers
We wanted to use a fabric solution to optimize our energy usage through lower pressure drop. FabricAir has delivered a good solution for our air transportation purposes. In fact, we’ve ordered a slightly smaller duct for the other end of the same production facility.
Manager of GS-RBT & Senior Consultant HVAC, Danfoss Global Service
Our satisfied customers
We use FabricAir dispersion solutions; contrary to metal ducts, it can blend in as well as stand out. It becomes a design feature and a c onversation starter. We want to give the guests a reason to look up and the restaurant owner a way to individualize. We recommend it because of the efficiency and because it offers unique design opportunities. There are no hot spots and cold spots, there is no condensation dripping like with metal ducts, and it comes in a swoon of colors. Things do get dirty, especially in restaurants, so we love to explain to our clients that you can easily unzip that bad boy, take it home, put it in your wash, dry it and throw it back up – you can’t do that with metal!
PJ Zakas, Z-Space Design
Our satisfied customers
We maintain a satisfactory indoor climate under all kinds of conditions, and the fabric ducts in the halls work perfectly. We cannot imagine a better solution!
Lasse Larsson, Managing Director, Malmö Mässan
Our satisfied customers
A FabricAir solution made perfect sense for this application for a number of the usual reasons being that the solution is light weight and architecturally attractive, while delivering large air volumes comfortable for the occupants. It is yet another project to add to our expanding number of both marquee and hospitality applications.
Robert Vogrig, Air Conditioning Systems P/L.
Our satisfied customers
Since the day we started using the FabricAir system, we have had no problems complying with the Class 100,000 Cleanroom standard. It is a sign that we have made a right decision. When we examined FabricAir’s products, we deduced that it would be the most effective solution for us. Also, easy washing and cleaning is an excellent feature for companies that have to produce in a sterile environment like ours. We have new investments and projects on the agenda and we plan to use FabricAir dispersion solutions for these.
Sarper Altun. Technical Manager, NovaMed Gmbh
Our satisfied customers
Cleaning metal duct is difficult when they are in place and taking them down would require the added costs of a contractor with the correct equipment. Laundering the fabric duct is easy and creates a more sterile environment.
