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ActiveAir Energy Savings Opportunities |
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When utilizing ActiveAir’s cold plasma bi-polar ionization technology to ensure
that indoor air quality standards are met, you allow for the reduction of energy
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Altering outside air flow to meet the ASHRAE 62.1 minimum ventilation rate standards.
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Using the ASHRAE IAQ procedure to achieve even lower than the 62.1 ventilation rate standards.
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Utilizing less expensive and less restrictive air filters
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Benefits |
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Further reductions in ventilation rates, when utilizing the ASHRAE IAQ
procedure, will allow for: |
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• Potential reduction in capital costs in equipment sizing, system
design and engineering. |
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• Lower operating costs through energy reduction by not conditioning as
much untreated outside air.
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Ionization creates larger air particles through improved particle agglomeration
and thus allows for less restrictive, less expensive filters, reducing the
energy required to force air through a system. |
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Improved air quality and interior environment. Less distracting odors and
irritating VOC’s. |
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The equipment’s low energy consumption (a 3,000 cfm capacity unit operates on 5
watts) does not increase static pressure in duct systems. |
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There is no energy penalty by applying our ActiveAir cold plasma bi-polar
ionization technology. |
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Simple installation or retro-fit and requires no need for re-engineering of
existing mechanical systems. |
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Opportunities |
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Stadiums, Arenas and other large
assembly venues
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Commercial, Office Buildings, Hotels/Hospitality, and Industrial Facilities
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Structures built prior to ASHRAE 62.1 which cannot conform to the current ASHRAE 62.1 ventilation standards.
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To Download the AAS Energy Savings
Flyer, click here. |
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