Air Handling Unit (AHU) in HVAC system

 An Air Handling Unit (AHU) is a crucial component in HVAC systems, responsible for conditioning and circulating air in industrial, commercial, and residential settings. Here are some key details about AHUs:


- Definition: AHU is a self-contained unit that houses various components like fans, coils, filters, and controls to process and distribute air.


- Functions:

    - Heating, cooling, or ventilating air

    - Filtering and cleaning the air

    - Controlling humidity and temperature

    - Circulating air through ductwork


- Types:

    - Rooftop AHUs

    - Indoor AHUs

    - Modular AHUs

    - Custom-built AHUs


- Components:

    - Fans (supply, return, and exhaust)

    - Coils (heating, cooling, and heat recovery)

    - Filters (air, gas, and particulate)

    - Humidifiers and dehumidifiers

    - Controls and sensors


- Applications:

    - Commercial buildings

    - Industrial facilities

    - Hospitals and healthcare

    - Data centers and telecom

    - Large residential complexes


AHUs play a vital role in maintaining indoor air quality, thermal comfort, and energy efficiency. They come in various sizes and configurations to suit specific requirements.


Would you like to know more about AHUs or other HVAC topics? Just ask!

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