• Renews stale air
• Removes heat from industrial processes or radiation
• Eliminates condensation
• Controls temperature
• Non-pollutant
• Not consumable
• Maintenance-free
• Improves humidity control
• Easy to install
• Long-lasting
• Rust and corrosion resistant
• Mechanical strength
• Visually appealing solutions
• Lightweight

The document describes a linear static ventilation system designed for installation on outer walls and façades. It facilitates air renewal within buildings and operates in conjunction with roof ventilation systems. The system is available in various materials, including galvanized steel, stainless steel, pre-coated steel, stainless aluminum, or Cor-Ten steel, and can be manufactured in different sizes. Standard dimensions include a height of 500 to 1,500 mm, a length of 500 to 3,000 mm, and a width of 50 to 150 mm.

The system creates air currents to expel stale air from buildings, using window slats at the bottom of walls and static aerators on roofs to generate sufficient airflow for effective air extraction.

To determine the required ventilation surface area, calculate the roof ventilation hole's surface area in square meters, multiply by 1.5 to get the outer wall ventilation surface area, and select the appropriate window slat model. Calculate the efficient surface area by multiplying the slat window height by the surface efficiency rate. Divide the outer wall ventilation area by the efficient surface area to determine the number of window slats needed in meters.

Example: For a 69.5 m long AL-500 aerator on the roof, the required wall ventilation area is 52.125 m². With a window slat efficiency of 0.48, the efficient m²/ml ratio is 1.20*0.48=52.125 m²/ml, resulting in 90.49 meters of window slats needed.

• Can include anti-bird mesh or mosquito netting
• Available with visible or non-visible fittings
• Custom sizes available upon request
• Can be constructed with indoor or outdoor frames

The air renewal rate varies by business type and standard, with specific rates provided for different activities such as general storage, power plants, breweries, cinemas, and more.