Heat Recovery System

The heat recovery process channels the refrigerant to a heat exchanger.

Compared with oil-fired boilers, waste heat recovery hot-water units have noise-free and pollution-free qualities.

Very low noise levels – essential as MVHR systems are constant-running

The vapor compression cycle is the basic design of a HVAC system.

Standard solution for the management of compact Air Handling Units and active/passive Heat Recovery Units

A coil is placed near a hot spring while the other is near the user zone.

ygroscopic and non-hygroscopic or for recovering and transferring heat and possibly moisture from the exhaust air to supply air

Enthalpy rotors with Silica Gel used on aluminum substrate for high performance.

simThis system comprises slowly rotating storage structures as honeycomb devices that rotate between the heat exchanging media.

Plate heat exchanger is made out of aluminum, or optionally stainless steel or polycarbonate, plates and turbulence channels.

Special sealing maintains separated supply flow and exhaust flow.

t permits a very low energy consumption, but efficiency is not more than 60%.

Heat is transferred directly from a hot air flow to a cold air flow and air movement takes place in a Cross Flow configuration.

Air to air heat recovery is a Plate Exchanger or a system of Plate Exchangers without parts in motion