HEATING & VENTILATION
The advantages and latest innovations in ventilation with heat recovery
The current cost of energy has brought into sharp focus the need to find new ways to balance warming and airing our buildings. It gives us as an industry a huge chllenge: to educate clients that stopping airflow to keep heat in is counter productive that they must ventilate to ensure the health of their staff, their building, and the planet. Ian Rogers, sales director at Gilberts Blackpool explains
B
reathing is essential to life, and just as relevant to buildings as to people. But just by breathing, we each generate
400g of water vapour per day. Multiply that by the number of people in your building and you have a lot of moisture building up, that, unless removed, will affect their health and cause damp, mould, rot in the building fabric.
The adage “build tight, ventilate right” is more pertinent than ever following the Covid pandemic. Air circulation inside is critical, to remove that moisture but also airborne pollutants, to maintain a fresh atmosphere inside so we humans perform at our optimal level.
The advantages of V-HR
The logical progression is to utilise systems that offer a combination of minimal loss of heat alongside adequate airflow: ventilation with heat recovery. One unit executes both supply and exhaust of air, in which a heat exchanger removes as much warmth as possible from
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