Conclusion
Air treatment and air conditioning - Acoustic and physico-chemical aspects

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Conclusion
Air treatment and air conditioning - Acoustic and physico-chemical aspects

Authors : André BAILLY, Michel CLERC-RENAUD, Emmanuel RUTMAN, Claude TERNANT

Publication date: April 10, 2001 | Lire en français

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3. Conclusion

3.1 A system in constant evolution

In air-conditioning systems, requirements are becoming more and more demanding, especially in the following areas:

  • comfort ;

  • productivity;

  • of the economy;

  • safety ;

  • of the environment.

Air conditioning and air handling units have evolved to meet today's needs, both technically and qualitatively, and automatic control has become an integral part of the installation.

Any air-conditioning installation requires simultaneous control of a large number of parameters, such as :

  • ...

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