Vent.X tips – Effect of temperature on the throw pattern

In many cases, the purpose of the supply air is to either cool or heat the room. Cooling with supply air can be considered common in many spaces. Heating, on the other hand, is most typical in different types of high spaces, such as sports facilities, shopping centers or industrial halls.

The default temperature value in the Vent.X program is 21 °C for both room space and supply air. You can easily change these values ​​in the Vent.X selection program. Changing the temperature at the throw pattern designer is a particularly necessary feature when analysing the functionality of the ventilation and the spread of the airflow in a cooling or heating situation.

With the help of Vent.X, the HVAC designer can make sure that the throw pattern of the supply air reaches the living area in the heating situation or that there are no draft problems in the cooling situation.

The Vent.X program also indicates the throw length and final temperature of the airflow at the lowest selected airspeed.

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