A roof-penetrating vertical exhaust duct and modulated dampers prevent air re-entrainment and weather intrusion in modular data center cooling.
An integrated pressure-sensing actuator lets a ceiling diffuser hold constant throw length or air volume without separate sensors or complex controls.
A pivoting vent door replaces screw-on caps in a PTAC bulkhead, simplifying airflow adjustment and reducing installation time and lost parts.
Tapered front and rear baffle sections preserve silencer noise absorption while lowering ventilation duct pressure drop and fan energy use.
A segmented collapsible damper varies a ventilation tile opening to control data-center airflow with less blockage and lower cooling energy use.
Mixed feed and room air passes through fins and elliptical pipes to deliver laminar heating or cooling with fewer drafts, less uneven temperature, and no extra dew control.
A perforated air guiding element broadens the outlet velocity profile, raising room airflow while reducing pressure loss and noise.
Segmented sealing ribs keep a ventilation shutter air-tight when closed while avoiding airflow blockage and reducing fan and motor load.
Solar panels, a battery, and sensor-based fan control maintain indoor comfort with modular ventilation while cutting energy use.
A mixed pigment ink uses polymer additives and resin or wax particles to suppress color separation, clogging, and ejection deviation.
A latched dual-door floor inlet uses spring opening and automatic sealing to keep central vacuum access easy while hiding dirt-prone openings.
A below-ceiling filter access layout with rails and dampers cuts rooftop replacement hazards, reduces debris buildup, and helps maintain HVAC efficiency.
Disconnectable duct sections and movable discharge sheets let inflatable air ducts vary diameter, length, and airflow direction.
A transportable duct line wraps, seams, and cuts insulated duct on-site, avoiding fixed-length scrap, bulky shipping, and extra cutting.
Inner projections and thicker local wall sections stiffen a lightweight foam duct, reduce deflection and vibration, and improve attachment stability.
Overlapping flange joints and seal material improve airtightness in parallel vehicle air ducts while limiting pressure loss and leakage.
Sensor changes during fan or damper adjustments let a BAS map VAV boxes to air sources automatically, cutting HVAC setup time and errors.
A MEMS torque sensor on the flow-control shaft derives flow from stress and position data, cutting sensor wiring and improving control accuracy.
Controlled polymer and resin or wax particles suppress color separation, reduce nozzle deposits, and keep inkjet image formation stable.
A gravity-driven flapper redirects cooling air to the bulb's upper side, reducing temperature imbalance even when the projector is inverted.
A thermostat varies compressor restart delay from weather and demand signals to cut HVAC energy use and peak load without hurting comfort.
Stored power and low-power control close the projector exhaust shutter during outages, blocking dust and insect ingress.
Split airflow heats one air stream while routing cooler air over the casing, improving flow uniformity and preventing dust-burning odors.
Angled vanes and vane openings redirect plenum air toward IT rack faces for more even cooling and lower airflow energy use.
A shaped blower duct and low-permeability opening region even out airflow over corona wires and grid electrodes to prevent charging defects.
Spiral-formed duct modules nest telescopically to cut transport volume, lower packaging costs, and simplify on-site air conduit assembly.
A left-right divided pipe hood separates inlet and outlet airflow to block recirculation, contamination, rain entry, and support heat exchange.
Warm recirculated air keeps integrated mixer flaps ice-free, cutting separate valves, piping, weight, and pressure loss.
A spiral heater at the snail-casing air exit boosts heat exchange for faster, more uniform bathroom airflow heating without cold drafts.
A liftable door panel hides the ceiling air conditioner intake when idle, using rack-and-pinion motion for cleaner appearance and easier maintenance.
Waveform panels with light deflective walls cut poultry house light transmission while preserving airflow and reducing fan energy use.
By comparing clothes surface temperature with and without airflow, this case improves dryness detection and avoids over-drying energy waste.
Braided unidirectional fiber tapes and an internal thermoplastic film cut labor and weight in aircraft duct manufacturing.
An integral bottom baffle redirects cooling exhaust through an internal cavity, cutting blender motor noise without adding complex parts.
Interlaced wall vent guides force Z-pattern airflow to slow and reverse air, blocking fire brands and letting debris fall out.
A dual-layer aluminium and woven fibreglass coating makes exposed air ducts airtight, punch-resistant, fire-safe, and decorative.
Redirecting exhaust from horizontal to vertical flow helps modular data center cooling avoid re-entrainment and outdoor contamination.
Targeted air discharge and temperature feedback keep medical examination areas cool without pauses, improving patient comfort and image stability.
Automatically controlled ducts heat, cool, mix, and filter intake and exhaust air to stabilize livestock room airflow and temperature.
Pre-mounted screws and engaging grooves prevent screw loss and misalignment when attaching a ceiling AC decorative panel.
Lateral airflow channels and isolated pressure sensing let a circular flap maintain constant low airflow across a wide pressure range.
Pre-formed lock tabs and seam alignment keep duct blank edges from separating during removal, enabling faster closure without manual rework.
Humidity-sensed variable airflow increases evaporator residence time, improving dehumidifier moisture removal in low-humidity conditions.
A controller switches a container generator set between continuous and start-stop modes to cut fuel use while maintaining refrigeration power.
A rotatable valve plus a motor-controlled ventilation channel expands airflow control in transport containers while limiting system cost and complexity.
Longitudinal folding lines let a self-supporting fiber duct shift from square to hexagonal, reducing height without crumpling or flow turbulence.
Continuous sheet forming creates push-fit duct panels with an in-situ insulating layer for airtight assembly, fire resistance, and flat-pack transport.
A concave elastomer ring grips the inner tube without clamps or glue, stabilizing the seal and cutting air leakage in pipe joints.
A modular bracket, template, and cover simplify ceiling vent installation while separating supply and return air with a low-profile double barrier.
Metal louvers carry intumescent strips that expand under heat to seal airflow passages while preserving strength for fire codes and water tests.