VMC and Indoor Air Quality: From Theory to Practice with EoS B

The quality of the air inside buildings has become increasingly important in recent years, especially with the pandemic. To prevent the proliferation of bacteria and reduce the possibility of virus transmission between people, the only viable solution from an installation perspective is controlled mechanical ventilation.

For this reason, it is essential to install a system like EoS B, a unique solution capable of providing and managing the desired indoor comfort conditions through:

• The introduction of fresh air into "clean" environments;
• The extraction of stale air from "dirty" environments;
• The expulsion of stale air with heat recovery through a cross-flow exchanger;
• The intake of air from the outside with preheating and cooling through thermal recovery from the expelled air;
• The implementation of an internal air recirculation system, which allows for heating, cooling, and dehumidifying the air.

But how can this system be installed and used to its fullest potential? Engineer F. Pilotto explains it in detail in this technical dossier published on Expoclima.