Hospitals, offices, shopping centres, factories and houses – just about any building you could name requires some form of heating ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC) system.
For many homes, the HVAC system is vital for comfort. It keeps us warm in winter and cool in summer, but you may not be aware that HVAC equipment doesn’t actually produce cold air. Instead, it uses heat or thermal energy transfer to move the hot air from one location to another. Heat flows from the higher temperature areas to areas with a lower temperature. This is the Second Law of Thermodynamics, and your HVAC system has the responsibility to reverse this natural flow. The heat exchanger in your HVAC system is a vital component in the process of removing hot air from your home and delivering inside buildings during the colder weather.
Heat exchangers used in HVAC systems.
1.District Heating & Cooling
2.Air conditioning and heat pump solutions
3.Potable Water & Swimming Pools
4.Heating & Cooling Hub
5.Renewable Energy
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