Heat Exchanger
The majority of AirMaster units contain one or more aluminium heat exchangers, which enable AirMasters to recover heat from the room air, therefore cutting energy consumption when compared to a natural ventilation solution. Aluminium has been chosen for its high conductivity (237 W/m K) compared to other materials commonly seen in heat exchangers, such a […]
How to: Sector Coupling
Last week SAV visited GREENLAB in Skive, Denmark – a circular energy park for local industry…
Heat Interface Units and Cooling Interface Units
Heat Interface Units and Cooling Interface Units Tried & Trusted The most important design objective for a 4G Heat Network (HN) is to consistently achieve low return temperatures under all operating conditions. Achieving consistently low return temperatures requires a complex interaction of several technologies: Control Valves Differential pressure control Temperature control Heat transfer Best Practice […]
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Our Products In partnership with key manufacturers and system specialists, SAV provide renewable technology and Heat Network expertise for heating, cooling, and ventilation. SAV are fully engaged in the development process to ensure that these solutions suit the specific application and perform as intended. SAV offer design, technical and service support for the entire energy […]
Headmasters Choose AirMasters
How the indoor environment not only affects our health but our cognitive ability. Our understanding of the relationship…
HIU performance testing will change heat network design
SAV Systems has welcomed the announcement of a new regime for testing heat interface units (HIUs), noting its potential to significantly improve the performance of heat networks.
Heat networks guide for building owners and developers
A new publication from CIBSE and the Association for Decentralised Energy provides a useful guide to heating networks for building owners and developers.
How not to fail the IAQ test
Speaking to the CIBSE Journal, SAV’s Lars Fabricius has outlined the benefits of low noise MVHR (mechanical ventilation with heat recovery) units, individually mounted within each space, for maintaining acceptable indoor air quality (IAQ) in classrooms.
How low can you go?
The last few years have seen some significant changes in the ways that heating and domestic hot water are generated in buildings.
