Heating, Ventilation & Insulation
Energy Efficient Cooling for Students at the
University of Essex
Underfloor systems utilise the plenum beneath a raised
floor as the ventilation zone removing the need for most,
if not all, ceiling based ducting or pipework. Commonly
found in office environments, there has recently been
an increase in use in academic facilities, particularly
University and Sixth Form learning and study centres.
With AET Flexible Space systems, fully conditioned air
is fed into the plenum by zonal downflow units (CAM),
which is then introduced into the space via floor recessed
fan terminal units or Fantiles, which are easily relocated
with the 600 x 600 mm raised floor tiles and also feature
integrated controllers allowing users to personally adjust
temperature and fan speed settings. The CAM-V units introduce conditioned air at floor level into the plenum beneath the raised floor and then receive return air at high
level for reconditioning.
For more information visit their website at www.flexiblespace.com, or contact Lucy Jeffrey, Tel: 01342 310400.
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