The target of mixing building ventilation applications is to diffuse the supply air draughtlessly into the space so that the thermal conditions and eventual contaminant concentrations are uniform either in the entire space or in a specific zone of the space (e.g., the occupied zone).The air flow rates are typically defined using heat or humidity balance calculation. Alternatively, the air flow rate is determined on the basis of the dilution of emitted air contaminants in the space via air exchange.Naturally, the outdoor air ventilation rates specified in the building codes are respected.Ventilation efficiency is ensured by effective air diffusion throughout the occupied zone and avoiding undesired stagnant zones and flow of the supply air into the exhaust. • Sufficient supply and exhaust air flow rates • Diffuser and jet type selection adapted to the operation conditions throughout the year • Adaptable positioning of supply and exhaust units • Vertical or horizontal zoning when it is useful to limit the air diffusion into part of the space only

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