Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems manage indoor conditions across commercial buildings, institutions, and industrial facilities. Their heating and cooling circuits must transfer energy between water loops, air streams, and equipment while accommodating changing loads. Heat recovery can return energy from exhaust air or other suitable sources to useful building services.
Plate-and-frame heat exchangers connect separate liquid circuits, while heating and cooling coils transfer energy between fluids and air. Selecting these components requires attention to temperatures, flow rates, fluid compatibility, available space, and maintenance access. Whether replacing an aging exchanger or evaluating a heat-recovery application, AirBTU helps customers assess operating requirements and connect with equipment suited to their building systems.
