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    oT TYPES OF DIFFUSION AND MOUNTING Fabric Ductwork for Air Diffusion vewdifusiontextil.com Oriente The position of the diffusion and mounting of the ductwork depends on factors like the diameter of the duct, the mounting height and the characteristics of the place where it will beinstalied “The positions are referenced clockwise in the direction of flaw, as follows The diffusion and the support can be placed anywhere on the perimeter of the ducts, adapting to the needs of every customer. DUCTWORK DESIGN We offer following aitfusions: Uni-Flow Perma-Flow Mulli-Flow Iner-Jet Laser-Flow UNI-FLOW This type of diffusion is recommended when the mounting heights less than 5 meters. It consists of the diffusion ofair though a perforated mash that allows its dispersion at alow velocity (around § mV/s) The diffusing vein can be located anywhere on the perimeter of the duct, ‘The width of the diffusing vein depends on the following factors: the flow, the length of the duct, the number of vains, the mounting height, the required velocity and the temperature diferance. Taking into accountthese factors, the correct ventilation ofthe room can be guaranteed Mesh types Airflow U1 65% iffusion area Airflow U2 35% Motion of air according to at AT<0C AT<0°C AT<6C Front View Isometric View Front View Isometric View PERMA-FLOW This system allows the diffusion of air on the whole perimeter of the duct, due to the permeability ofthe texile fabric used. I's recommended for areas where i's not desired fo havea direct perception of the flow, but a comfortable room. Its ideal for the pharmaceutical and food industries. oN ” Textile fabric data: Weight: 68,0 gim* 100% Polyester Permeability NF EN ISO 9237 (NF 607-111) "At 100 Pa - 140 Lim’ls. + 10% *At 200 Pa - 230 Lim’ls +/- 10% Motion of air according to at C ATese ATes¢ AT<6C AT<6C Front View Isometric View Front View z Isometric View a MULTI-FLOW This type of diffusion is recommended when the mounting height is from § to 8 meters. It consists of orifices that can be anywhere on the perimeter of the duct. The dimension of the orifices as well as the separation between them is defined by our Engineering Department, adapting to the conditions of each project. Some of the factors influencing these valuesare Mounting height. © Airflow. © Numbor of diffusion lines. offices, restaurants, schools, This kind of system is normally used for shopping cente etc. Motion of air according to at AT<0°C INER-JET When the mounting exceeds 8 meters (up to 15 m) this type of diftusion is the most recommended, because its nozzle system allows having a better throw, quaranteeing that airreaches comfort height (1.5meters) The nozzies used for this system are completely textile and integrated into the duct, avoiding eny possible damageto them. Tris kind of system is used for exposition centers, sport centers ordouble height rooms. Motion of air according to aT AT

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