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How to Choose a Fixed / Ducted Industrial Air Cooler
A fixed or ducted industrial air cooler is designed to provide evaporatively cooled air to a defined area of a factory, workshop, warehouse or commercial building. Unlike portable air coolers that are moved from one location to another, fixed industrial air coolers...
Why Variable-Speed Exhaust Fans Can Save Energy
Introduction An industrial exhaust fan does not always need to operate at maximum speed. A factory may require high ventilation during the hottest part of the afternoon but much less airflow during cooler periods. This is where variable-speed exhaust fans can provide...
Evaporative Cooling vs. Industrial Air Conditioning
Evaporative cooling and industrial air conditioning can both reduce indoor temperatures, but they work in fundamentally different ways. The right choice depends on the building, climate, humidity, cooling objective and required level of temperature control. There is...
EC vs. Traditional AC Exhaust Fans: What Is the Difference?
Introduction Traditional AC exhaust fans have been widely used in factories, warehouses, workshops and agricultural buildings for many years. They are simple, robust and familiar to most facility managers. EC exhaust fans take a different approach. Instead of relying...
How to Choose an Industrial Evaporative Air Cooler
Industrial evaporative air coolers are not all designed for the same application. MX Cooling offers several approaches, including fixed industrial air coolers, portable industrial air coolers and integrated evaporative air coolers. The right choice depends on where...
Where Should Exhaust Fans Be Installed in a Factory?
Exhaust-fan location can have as much influence on ventilation performance as fan capacity. The objective is to remove unwanted air after it has passed through the area that needs ventilation. Identify the heat sources Start by identifying where heat is generated....
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