All about industrial ventilation

Industrial ventilation with 100% fresh air

Clean, filtered air for a healthy and safe working environment.

When do you need industrial ventilation?

Industrial ventilation is essential when you are dealing with:

Build-up of heat in production halls
Poor air quality due to dust, fumes or emissions
Insufficient ventilation
High energy costs due to inefficient systems

Especially in large rooms, logistics and production environments, effective ventilation is not a luxury, but a prerequisite for comfortable employees and reliably running machinery. During hot periods or with processes that produce a lot of heat, dust or fumes, the indoor climate can quickly deteriorate.

Without effective ventilation, indoor temperatures rise, air quality declines and an unsafe and uncomfortable work environment is created. This affects not only employees, but also processes, product quality and energy consumption.

Limitations of traditional systems

Mechanical ventilation

Often no active cooling
Higher energy costs when scaling up

Air conditioning

Recirculation of air
High installation and energy costs
Less suitable for large industrial spaces

In both cases, air quality often remains suboptimal.

Oxycom's two-stage adiabatic cooling

Oxycom systems are designed for industrial ventilation based on 100% outside air.

What this means:

Continuous supply of fresh, cooled and filtered outside air
Active removal of heat and contaminants
Ventilation and cooling via two-stage adiabatic cooling

Result: a stable, healthy and energy-efficient indoor climate for personnel and production processes.

Topic	Indirect/direct evaporative cooling	Air conditioning
consumption	10% of energy consumption compared to conventional AC	90% more energy consumption compared to evaporative cooling
Cooling capacity	1 kWh of electricity provides up to 40 kW of cooling power	1 kWh of electricity provides 2.5 to 4 kW of cooling power
COP	10 to 40. High temperatures improve performance	2.5 to 4. High temperatures degrade performance
Industrial cooling	Energy-efficient cooling solution	Power surging cooling solution
Air quality	Improved because of ventilation with fresh, filtered, outdoor air	Poor, as recirculated air is used for cooling
Climate	Very efficient in hot, semi-humid and dry climates	Effective in any climate
Carbon footprint	Low	High

Topic

Indirect/direct evaporative cooling

Air conditioning

consumption

10% of energy consumption compared to conventional AC

90% more energy consumption compared to evaporative cooling

Cooling capacity

1 kWh of electricity provides up to 40 kW of cooling power

1 kWh of electricity provides 2.5 to 4 kW of cooling power

COP

10 to 40. High temperatures improve performance

2.5 to 4. High temperatures degrade performance

Industrial cooling

Energy-efficient cooling solution

Power surging cooling solution

Air quality

Improved because of ventilation with fresh, filtered, outdoor air

Poor, as recirculated air is used for cooling

Climate

Very efficient in hot, semi-humid and dry climates

Effective in any climate

Carbon footprint

Low

High

How does it work?

1. Outside air is drawn in

2. Air is filtered

3. Via two-stage adiabatic cooling, the air is cooled

4. Fresh, cooled air is introduced into the room

5. Warm and (contaminated) air is exhausted

This creates a constant air flow that provides ventilation and temperature control.

Applied in any industry

Manufacturing

Effective removal of heat, fumes and particulate matter in the workplace
Better working conditions and higher productivity for employees

Logistics and warehouses

Efficient ventilation in large volumes with minimal energy consumption
Pleasant working environment for employees in storage and distribution

Food industry

Hygienic air treatment that complies with VDI 6022, HACCP and food safety standards
Stable indoor climate to support product quality and shelf life

Packaging industry

Stable temperature and air quality for consistent production processes
Effective removal of heat, dust and process air around machines and workstations

Metal and heavy industry