energy savings
Industrial ventilation savings can have a huge impact on your bottom line. Paying for low-efficiency fans, or buying a HVLS that just moves hot air around, can make your energy and maintenance costs soar. Fortunately, Moffitt is here to help. See what kind of savings you can achieve with our ventilation solutions. Choosing the Right
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
A picture is worth a thousand calculations. That is why Computational Fluid Dynamics (or CFD) modeling is so useful for ventilation. This tool creates vivid images that can show a new ventilation system in motion. A step beyond a static photo, they show how air actually moves in your facility. These models illustrate temperature changes,
If you add up the energy saved by all the buildings that have installed the MoffittVent™ since 1996 it would be the equivalent of over 7,363,884 gallons of gas. With that gas, you could drive for 173,787,673 miles! The same as 13,894 cars use in a single year. That massive amount of ventilation energy savings is
If you took all of the energy that the MoffittVent™ saved buildings in 2016 and used it to power light bulbs, you would be able to power 470,006 incandescent light bulbs, or 1,880,022 CFL light bulbs, non-stop for one year. That’s enough bulbs for over 10,000 homes. There are a number of ways to do
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
In 2016 the MoffittVent saved enough energy to power 22,900 homes! That is more than the number of houses in Moffitt HQ’s hometown of Jacksonville Beach, Florida. Expressing the savings this way really shows the impact natural ventilation can have on energy savings and the environment. Natural ventilation involves cooling any building or area of