DuctSox - More Efficient Than Metal Duct
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It is long believed that fabric diffuser systems have an energy efficiency advantage over their traditional metal counterparts. DuctSox now has the proof.
A ten months long research study at Iowa State University has revealed that the fabric duct systems are twenty four point five percent more efficient than metal, proving that fabric duct diffusers heat rooms faster and more uniformly to satisfy temperature set points vs. metal ductwork diffusers.
ISU researchers believe the same energy efficiency can be achieved in larger spaces such as big box retailers, warehouses and other commercial industrial buildings
A recent DuctSox project in Wisconsin supports this research results. Shelly’s Cuisine utilizes a four thousand square foot tent for catering special events and private parties. Indoor air comfort was an ongoing issue. HVAC systems needed one day to cool the tent from eighty five to sixty degrees.
DuctSox was installed to run the entire length of the space, quickly mixing the conditioned supply air with the ambient air creating a uniform, comfortable environment without drafts or hot and cold areas that are typical of metal ceiling diffuser system design. With DuctSox cooling the tent now takes three hours , cutting HVAC energy costs by at least sixty percent and saving the owner of Shelley's Cuisine thirty thousand in additional cooling equipment.
If you're looking to increase energy efficiency and profits, look to DuctSox for your HVAC supply air distribution needs.
For more information go to
http://www.ductsox.com
It is long believed that fabric diffuser systems have an energy efficiency advantage over their traditional metal counterparts. DuctSox now has the proof.
A ten months long research study at Iowa State University has revealed that the fabric duct systems are twenty four point five percent more efficient than metal, proving that fabric duct diffusers heat rooms faster and more uniformly to satisfy temperature set points vs. metal ductwork diffusers.
ISU researchers believe the same energy efficiency can be achieved in larger spaces such as big box retailers, warehouses and other commercial industrial buildings
A recent DuctSox project in Wisconsin supports this research results. Shelly’s Cuisine utilizes a four thousand square foot tent for catering special events and private parties. Indoor air comfort was an ongoing issue. HVAC systems needed one day to cool the tent from eighty five to sixty degrees.
DuctSox was installed to run the entire length of the space, quickly mixing the conditioned supply air with the ambient air creating a uniform, comfortable environment without drafts or hot and cold areas that are typical of metal ceiling diffuser system design. With DuctSox cooling the tent now takes three hours , cutting HVAC energy costs by at least sixty percent and saving the owner of Shelley's Cuisine thirty thousand in additional cooling equipment.
If you're looking to increase energy efficiency and profits, look to DuctSox for your HVAC supply air distribution needs.
For more information go to
http://www.ductsox.com
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