What is HVAC?

HVAC stands for Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning. This system is vital to heating our homes and offices in the winter and cooling them in the summer. People previously controlled their air conditioner coils using traditional methods, so their systems were not very energy-efficient. Not only did the old ways not save energy, but they could also lead to higher bills.

New Technologies

But now, a new and exciting technology is transforming how we control air conditioning and ventilation (HVAC) systems. Innovative HVAC systems learn and adapt to how people use their homes or workspaces. They can receive information from various sources to automatically adjust the temperature. SJEA is a leader in this new technology, constantly looking for better ways to improve air conditioning and ventilation systems. The company is committed to operating systems efficiently and minimizing energy consumption.

Energy Savings

Whether you own a home or a business, saving energy is key for everyone. Significant costs are associated with heating and cooling buildings, and many people want to reduce these expenses. This includes using new HVAC technology from SJEA, which is much more energy efficient. Innovative HVAC systems are equipped with sensors that detect changes in the temperature of a room. The system can adjust when the sensors register that the room is too hot or cold. The HVAC system will not run when it is not needed, which ultimately allows everyone to save energy and money.

Improving the HVAC System

Kan-Service.com is really working hard to make Coil HVAC systems intelligent and useful. They work in several ways, one of which is through machine learning algorithms. This means that these programs can predict when the system needs to be repaired or serviced. By analyzing different types of information, SJEA systems can identify problems before they become serious. This saves time, avoids expensive repairs, and ensures that the air conditioning system is working optimally.

Understanding the Weather

Another exciting way SJEA is improving air conditioning systems is by using technology to monitor and better understand the weather. This allows air conditioning systems to change settings based on hot or cold outside conditions to keep a building comfortable without using energy when it’s not needed. For example, if the system knows it’s going to be a hot day, it can use a sophisticated learning algorithm to cool the building down in advance. This ensures that no matter how the weather outside fluctuates, people will always feel comfortable.

The quality of the ventilation system affects not only the comfort level on the premises but also the well-being and health of the people there.

Failure of the ventilation operating parameters to comply with the requirements of current regulations may result in a ban on the use of the premises, which in turn will lead to significant losses for the enterprise. Therefore, the modernization or repair of ventilation is one of the most important aspects of the reconstruction of a structure or the restoration of the operability of utility lines.

Why modernize or overhaul ventilation?

When modernization or repair is necessary

Modernization of ventilation is usually planned in accordance with the established service life of utility systems. But in old buildings, which are characterized by passive ventilation, which is part of the building structures, reconstruction, major repairs of the ventilation system, or complete re-equipment can be carried out in the following cases:

• Inconsistency of the operating characteristics of the existing system with new requirements.
• Obsolescence of existing equipment and the economic infeasibility of its further operation.

For more modern buildings, there are their own reasons for modernizing the ventilation system:

• Redevelopment of premises.
• Increase in the number of personnel.
• Replacement of fixed assets of production facilities that have different requirements for ventilation of premises.

Routine or major repairs of ventilation are performed in the following cases:

• Absence of regulated air pressure.
• Poor removal of polluted air from the premises.
• Loss of tightness or blockage of air ducts.
• Loss of operability or critical reduction in the power of fans.
• Electrical wiring in emergency conditions.

Features of modernization work

Ventilation repair by the contractor is performed in accordance with current regulations. But it should be taken into account that there are industry regulations that prescribe various requirements for the performance characteristics of ventilation systems:

• Modernization of plant ventilation. It is performed when the number of personnel increases, when adding new premises and re-equipping workshops. It consists of increasing the power of fans and the throughput of air ducts.
• Modernization of ventilation in a hospital. It consists of improving the control system, creating duplicate systems, installing new filters, valves, etc.
• Modernization of ventilation in a school. Most often, it is carried out due to an increase in the number of students or mechanical damage to the main elements of the system. Consists of replacing grilles, valves, air duct boxes, etc.

What affects the cost?

• Requirements for the operating parameters of the new ventilation system and its configuration.
• Cost of new equipment.

The cost of equipment and work performed is reflected in the estimate, which is part of the contract concluded between the customer and the contractor before the start of work.

We have significant experience in modernization and major repairs of ventilation systems.

What problems will a major repair or modernization of the ventilation system help to eliminate?

Are you modernizing and tidying up an old Soviet plant?

At the moment, technological and state requirements for ventilation systems at plants are stricter than they were before, so the system installed at that time will not cover either real or documentary needs. This is especially true for the food, chemical, and heavy industries. At a minimum, previously, the aspiration systems at such plants were not equipped with multi-level filters that reduce emissions of harmful substances into the atmosphere. Now, ignoring such things can result in a serious fine or even a ban on activities. Also, for people with industrial production, it is no secret how difficult it is to avoid problems with local residents if you do not take care of waste cleaning, including emissions into the air. But having taken care of a modern ventilation system that is capable of filtering and cleaning the exhaust air from smog and odors at a high level, you can remain calm.

The repair of an old government institution is underway.

Usually, such work is carried out on the reconstruction of old schools and hospitals. In both of these cases, there are mandatory points that must be ensured and that were not taken into account when designing old ventilation systems.

For schools:

• ensuring a certain volume of fresh air intake according to state standards. Ignoring these indicators leads to serious illnesses in children, whose body does not fight unfavorable environments as well as an adult. In addition, the lack of fresh air negatively affects the educational process, reduces cognitive abilities.
• Maintaining the temperature regime. An equally important indicator for both ensuring a healthy microclimate and for energy conservation and savings.
• Perhaps the most important point for an educational institution

Conclusion

Tip: Keep reading to learn more about what’s in store for HVAC technology – and what beneficial changes you can expect in the coming years. SJEA is focused on creating new, user-friendly, energy-efficient systems. These innovations will lead to buildings that are more comfortable and accessible to everyone. As HVAC AC coil control systems evolve, energy efficiency, and integration with other innovative technologies allow us to look forward to a future filled with comfort and eco-consciousness in our homes and workplaces. SJEA is excited to be at the forefront of this transition and for what lies ahead!