The Mushroom-House Climate Problem
Mushroom houses (菌菇房) need steady temperature and high humidity, yet they must ventilate constantly to remove CO2 and replenish O2. That ventilation throws away conditioned heat — and money.
Recovery That Protects the Crop
- A hexagonal or plate air-to-air core recovers heat from exhaust air and preconditions incoming fresh air, with minimal moisture loss.
- Sensible-heat cores keep humidity where the crop needs it while trimming the HVAC load.
- Wall-mounted or ceiling units with drainage suit the high-humidity room.
Payback
Lower heating (or cooling) energy per kilogram of yield, steadier climate, and less stress on grow-room equipment.
See our plate and polymer heat-exchanger lines for humidity-tolerant cores. More cases are in the Applications & Solutions hub, and our engineers can size a unit for your room.