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Consider a natural ventilation system for your new building ventilation. It is all too common to just choose the most common solution (air conditioning, ceiling fans, etc.) for a building, but finding the right ventilation solution for your specific facility can make all the difference. Of course, you need to evaluate the options by asking
For over sixty years Moffitt has been designing ventilation solutions to help buildings feel cooler and more comfortable. By just looking at a building, we can suggest a handful of steps you can take to improve ventilation. However, finding the best possible solution requires the best possible information. A number of tools can be used
Increased data centers are being built across the United States every day. These facilities are often bigger and include more units. With those expanded facilities, greater cooling is required. That’s where Moffitt comes in. Our experience in data center ventilation design has helped various facilities keep their buildings cool without exorbitant air conditioning costs. While
In 2018, recent changes to the OSHA Hazard Communication Standard brought the US into alignment with the United Nations Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS). The GHS is a system for standardizing and classification and labeling of chemicals. As a company that deals with these chemicals on a regular basis, Moffitt
A modern ventilation system can prevent condensation from forming on stored steel coils. Not just cleaning or drying the moisture but preventing condensation in the steel coil storage area all together. Utilizing three different ventilation methods; natural ventilation, Pressure Gravity, and heated destratification, the building’s conditions are made perfect. The right ventilation system creates an
It would take 5,317,777 trees to save as much CO2 as the MoffittVent™ did in 2016. This eliminates the 135,078 metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2) that would have been produced by using powering exhaust fans. This energy is saved and the CO2 disappears by switching to natural ventilation. The impact of MoffittVent adds up
An Industrial ventilation system is complicated. When designing a ventilation system numerous factors are involved. The height of the roof, the temperature of the process heat, average wind speed, and building materials can all influence the building ventilation. Consequently, The Moffitt team knows the ins-and-outs of the industrial ventilation system. The ventilation engineering team can