Laboratory Exhaust Solutions from Critical Airflow
Proper airflow and ventilation in a laboratory or research facility requires an efficient and safe roof exhaust system.
The Conventional solution to fume extraction was to install centrifugal exhaust fans with inherent tall, unsightly stacks that require expensive mounting hardware and guy wires. In addition, conventional fans often require frequent maintenance and parts replacement that add to the operating costs and downtime.
Critical Airflow, a subsidiary of the Berkeley Controls Group, offers a unique solution to the problem and eliminates all of the issues of conventional stacks with the application of the award winning third generation Tri-Stack System from Strobic Air.
Tri-Stack systems operate on a unique principle of internal and external exhaust dilution. They entrain outside air (up to 175% by volume) the resultant discharge plume (up to 150 metres high) produces an effective stake height to penetrate the building boundary layer and safely disperse exhaust into the free air stream.
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