Ventilating animal houses wastes conditioned air and, with it, heat and moisture. Air-to-air recovery cuts heating cost while controlling ammonia and humidity. This hub collects CNCSP notes on livestock, poultry and mushroom-house ventilation recovery.
Animal-house ventilation
- Poultry / livestock house recovery
Ventilation recovery with ammonia and moisture control. - Fresh-air units for livestock
Fresh-air units and coolers for livestock ventilation. - Scientific breeding HVAC
Climate systems for large-scale scientific breeding.
Mushroom & wash facilities
- Mushroom-house recovery
Climate and recovery for mushroom houses. - Mushroom growing-room exchangers
Air-to-air exchangers in mushroom growing rooms. - Vehicle wash / disinfection / drying
Livestock-vehicle wash, disinfection and drying recovery.
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