Air Conditioning World The size and geometry of the jet diffuser’s air outlet lends itself to long throw


applications as the core jet remains protected from surrounding room air (low induction rate). This ‘protected’ core retains its initial velocity to provide long, directional throws which enable the supply air to be directed to a specific area. As well as retaining its core velocity, the discharge air from a jet diffuser also retains its temperature differential, hence its suitability for longer throw applications. Manual or electronic adjustment of the airstream angle provides control over temperature differential. If you would like to explore different air terminal device approaches prior to


specification, TROX has four specially-equipped laboratories at its site in Thetford, Norfolk, in which air distribution patterns can be simulated, at project design stage.


As well as retaining core velocity, the discharge air from the jet diffuser also retains its temperature differential , hence its suitability for longer throw applications


Fig 2.


In applications requiring horizontal diffusion of air, slot diffusers are typically the best solution


Fig 3.


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