Natural Ventilation
The Extra Benefits of a Natural Ventilation System There are many great reasons to choose a natural ventilation system, but how do you determine if you really need to have such a system installed? You will first need to learn the answers to the following questions.
At Moffitt, we’ve been helping customers decrease temperatures with year round ventilation for over sixty years. Whether it’s fans, evaporative cooling, or natural ventilators, we can help you find the solution for high temperatures, humidity build-up, and hazy conditions through all seasons. How Does Year Round Ventilation Work? The benefits of a natural ventilation are
With our Lunch & Learn program, we teach engineers, architects, and building professionals about the benefits of Natural Ventilation. Set up a Lunch & Learn today and you and your office can learn all about Moffitt and how you too can design a natural ventilation system. Best of all, we come to you. Watch the
A natural ventilation system can make a hot, humid papermaking facility feel like a whole new building. We have seen all types of mills and factories in the paper industry attain a huge benefit from natural ventilation. Trust Moffit with your paper mill ventilation. A natural ventilation system is amazingly effective at exhausting the hot,
The ridge ventilator, or as we like to call it, the MoffittVent™ ventilator, has been used in industrial facilities for more than 50 years. While they were originally designed for the steel industry, this type of natural ventilator works in many other fields as well. Learn more about what makes a ridge mounted natural ventilator
See the natural ventilation discovery, and the early days of Moffitt, in our Caveman Creativity video. This tongue-in-cheek-cartoon shows how the Caveman found out about natural ventilation. Watch this short video below to see the ingenuity of the Caveman in action. Natural Ventilation Discovery thanks to the Moffitt Caveman Through trial-and-error, he created the MoffittVent.
In most modern industrial facilities, ventilation is also of vital importance, and keeping the space cool for employees often means installing powered exhaust fans. It seems practical enough, buy some fans to cool your building. However, further research will show that it is one of the more impractical methods for keeping an industrial building cool.