Heat Recovery

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.

Heat recovery ventilation unit for through the wall installation

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

They are connected by a hydraulic circuit, suitably insulated, in which thermal vector flows by means of a pump.

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

he system consist of two or more finned coils with the function of providing a double thermal exchange.

Exhaust air transfers heat to a thermal-vector fluid, water or refrigerant mixture, which will transport it to the user zone.

Another way to recover heat is the “run-around coil” system.

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

These enthalpy rotors are ideal where there is a need for high total recovery

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