Heating, cooling and recirculation equipment that maintains the correct temperature in each hall, whilst minimising energy consumption. All are managed by the same control system, which determines when to heat, when to cool and by how much.
Each stage of production has its own ideal temperature, and the outside weather changes throughout the day and the year. A hall that is cold in the morning may become too hot in the afternoon.
Heating, cooling and recirculation work together to maintain a stable and constant temperature, with energy applied only where it is needed.
Water/air heat exchangers that heat the hall using a hot water source.
Systems that lower the indoor temperature during hot spells.
Fans that circulate the air indoors and maintain a consistent temperature.
A control system that coordinates heating and cooling based on indoor and outdoor conditions.
At Tecsisel, air conditioning forms part of an integrated system. Sensors measure temperature and humidity; the control system makes the decisions; and heating, cooling and ventilation respond together in a coordinated manner. It is this integration that transforms individual units into an air-conditioning system tailored to the requirements of each installation.
The heat exchangers heat the air in the hall using hot water, in accordance with the temperature set for each phase.
The heating only comes on when it’s needed.
During hot spells, cooling systems work in conjunction with ventilation to lower the indoor temperature.
The pavilion remains within the specified limits.
Recirculation fans mix the indoor air and even out the temperature between the ceiling and the floor.
The heat produced is put to good use where it is needed.
The control system determines which equipment to activate, based on the indoor and outdoor conditions.
Thus, all the energy consumed works in the same direction.
Water/air heat exchangers for heating, cooling systems and recirculation fans. All can be connected to the same control system, which coordinates heating, cooling and ventilation based on indoor and outdoor conditions, to maintain the set temperature at all times.
The heat exchanger circulates hot water through a coil, and a fan draws air from the hall through it. The air emerges heated and is distributed throughout the space. The water can come from a boiler or another heat source already on site, which allows you to make use of the existing installation.
Yes. Tecsisel has developed a side-mounted cooling system with an air control chamber, protected by patent no. 10516. It is designed to work in conjunction with Tecsisel’s control and ventilation systems, as part of the same air-conditioning system.
Warm air tends to rise to the ceiling, whilst cold air settles near the floor. Recirculation fans mix the indoor air and ensure a uniform temperature throughout the hall. This results in consistent conditions across the entire production area and better utilisation of the heat generated.
With control. The system activates the heating or cooling only when the temperature falls outside the set range, and always one at a time. Recirculation makes better use of the existing heat. In practice, energy is used to maintain a stable temperature.
Yes, in many cases. The control system can operate equipment from Tecsisel or other leading manufacturers. We assess the existing heating and cooling systems and advise on what to retain, what to replace and what to add.
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