Weipei (Shanghai) Aviation Equipment Service Co., Ltd. was established on December 29, 2011. The company's business scope includes: engaged in aviation equipment, general cargo storage (except hazardous chemicals) and related consulting services; Domestic freight forwarder; Safety belt production (limited to branch offices), property management, etc. This project is an industrial park equipment warehouse in the company, which is mainly used to store medical equipment. In order to ensure that medical equipment is in stable temperature condition, MX fabric air duct system is selected. This project is a multi-story building, using MX rectangular fabric air duct, to achieve uniform air supply effect, but also has the characteristics of beautiful and generous.


According to the architectural characteristics and air supply requirements of the project, the specific design is as follows:


1. MultiXair high permeability material is used to prevent frost formation on the surface of the system.


2. The chiller is composed of multiple fans in parallel. In order to reduce the impact and stabilize the air pressure of the system, a fabric plenum is designed for the part connected with the chiller. The wind speed in the plenum is lower than that of the duct, and part of the dynamic pressure is converted to static pressure, making the system more stable and balanced. It can also avoid the residual defrosting water blowing to the air pipe and then blowing to the material.


3. MultiXair-S series rectangular fabric air duct is adopted.


4, the air supply mode for the side orifice multi-row Angle horizontal air supply, the air flow is mainly covered in the horizontal direction, the orifice is designed in S-type cross arrangement, the bottom surface is in the form of infiltration air supply, the end is set up jet nozzle, the air supply coverage is wider.

MultiXair has accumulated experience in the design and implementation of fabric air ducts for various types of projects at home and abroad, and has summarized several sets of installation methods for different places. For more information, call 400-836-9929