On-Site Space
Confirm dimensions, openings, equipment and personnel.
Engineering project
Bantian Aiai School
A ventilation upgrade for the teaching buildings and canteen of Bantian Aiai School. Water-cooled fresh air units serve as the main fresh-air equipment, centrifugal fans assist with exhaust, and backward-curved cabinets handle the canteen fume ductwork. The fresh air units continuously deliver cooled air, relieving summer heat and filtering dust; the centrifugal fans run smoothly to discharge stale indoor air; and the backward-curved cabinets overcome duct resistance over long canteen runs. The system is zoned with fresh-air and dust control for classrooms and fume extraction for the canteen.
Project overview
From the on-site air problem, determine equipment and air paths.
A ventilation upgrade for the teaching buildings and canteen of Bantian Aiai School. Water-cooled fresh air units serve as the main fresh-air equipment, centrifugal fans assist with exhaust, and backward-curved cabinets handle the canteen fume ductwork. The fresh air units continuously deliver cooled air, relieving summer heat and filtering dust; the centrifugal fans run smoothly to discharge stale indoor air; and the backward-curved cabinets overcome duct resistance over long canteen runs. The system is zoned with fresh-air and dust control for classrooms and fume extraction for the canteen.
Fresh air, exhaust and fume-extraction equipment configured for classrooms, canteens and activity venues, based on on-site space and operating duty.The case illustrates the approach; specific equipment and parameters follow actual project documents.
Project gallery
On-Site Photos
Project challenge
Key Questions to Confirm
Pollution & Heat Sources
Locate fume, oil mist, odor or heat sources.
Air Paths
Plan the direction of fresh air in and pollution out.
Installation & Operation
Check duct resistance, noise, energy and maintenance.
Our solution
Organize campus fresh-air supply and exhaust, balancing quiet and comfort.
Zone the equipment by teaching area, canteen and venues, balancing airflow, operating noise and long-term maintenance.
- RequirementsClarify the scenario, problem and goal
- ParametersCheck airflow, pressure and media
- SelectionMatch products and interfaces
- SupportPre-sales, in-sales and after-sales
Products used
Equipment Used
KTJ Silent Fresh Air Cabinet
Low-noise, vibration-isolated air supply for quiet areas like classrooms.
Water-Cooled Fresh Air Unit
Delivers cooled fresh air to relieve stuffiness and stale air.
Backward-Curved Cabinet Fan
High pressure for long canteen exhaust duct runs.
Project approach