Texair Catalogue 2022-12 en
Texair Catalogue 2022-12 en
Texair Catalogue 2022-12 en
About TEXAIR........................................................01
Application............................................................02
Air Ducts................................................................05
Primary Advantages.............................................09
Air Distribution......................................................14
Calculation and Design.........................................16
Fabric Duct Matching............................................18
Shaped Elements..................................................24
Material Selection.................................................25
Installation.............................................................28
Working Drawings.................................................29
Technical Service and Guarantee........................31
Certificates............................................................32
Reference List.......................................................34
Special Solutions..................................................36
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About TEXAIR
The Latvian TEXAIR Company specializes in the production of air Meanwhile, particular characteristics of materials are taken into
distribution textile systems (textile ventilations) for all types of air account, such as air flow placement, means of air distribution, air
heating, ventilation, and conditioning (HVAC). flow remoteness, temperature difference, and other parameters.
Based on the calculations, we’ve obtained, we design the optimal
The use of cutting-edge production technology combined with air duct system for the customer that will allow us to achieve the air
our extensive experience operating in the HVAC sphere (Heating, exchange system that the facilities require. As a result of these air
Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) has provided us a means to socks, TEXAIR achieves a unified air distribution system.
manufacture high-quality products. We also are constantly striving
to improve our textile duct systems and integrate ever newer front- Having our own engineer-technician base, high-tech production,
running technical solutions into our manufacturing process. modern equipment, and laser machines provides us the basis to
offer European-quality products at a lower price.
With a laboratory equipped with high-precision control equipment
at our disposal, we are studying the distribution of air flow
under various conditions and modes of air distributor operation.
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Air Ducts
Air socks’ (textile air ducts) use in the world began quite a long time ago. One of the first mentions of it was the integration of an air
distribution textile system in 1973 at a slaughterhouse in Denmark. This technology provides a means to replace the traditional metallic
ducts for textile counterparts with varying cross sections. TEXAIR Company produces air socks for the worldwide market since 2015.
High level of intermixture: of the supplied air with the air located Quick installation: and dismantlement. Thanks to a system of
in the facility (as air is distributed through an enormous amount light attachments snapped onto a cable or inserted into a groove
of small holes). of the installation section.
Washable: in an ordinary industrial washing machine No noise during: operation due to a property of the textile
for maintaining the necessary cleanliness (may also be materials that they do not transfer sound waves well.
decontaminated).
Original appearance: the ability to select an appropriate color
No duct corrosion: due to the chemical resistance of the (company style).
materials used against most bonds present in the air.
Low cost: the total combined cost of the ducts, installation
No risk of condensate formation: on the surface of the air expenses, shipping expenses, and finishing works turn out about
distribution system (with the use of air permeable fabric). 1.5 to 3 times cheaper.
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SERVICING
In the standard solution, air ducts may be cleaned in an ordinary
washing machine; meanwhile, depending on the type of fabric,
drying them will take no more than 3-4 hours. TEXAIR Company can
offer an entire servicing program for customers from 1 to 10 years
long. As you can see, servicing the air ducts isn’t difficult to do.
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Primary Advantages
ANTIBACTERIAL PROPERTIES
The antibacterial effect was achieved by way of adding special
MAY BE USED WITHIN A BROAD
properties to the fabric by including special threads within the TEMPERATURE RANGE: -50...+380°С
material (bacteriostatic or antibacterial). The content of threads
with antibacterial properties is somewhere between 5 and 99% of TEXAIR Company has materials at its disposal with a broad range
the entire volume of the fabric and may feature such components of consumer properties. Since the conditions under which the
as triclosan, pure silver or silver ions, silver zeolites (silver with a fabric ducts may be used vary greatly, each type of fabric used
non-organic ceramic base), copper oxides, and non-organic bonds features its own temperature range. This allows customers to
of silver and zinc. The use of such materials provides a means choose the most suitable solution for their facility, rather than
to extend the life cycle of the fabric diffuser during intervals overpaying for a universal option.
between operations.
LIGHT-WEIGHT
LOW-COST Air ducts are quite a bit lighter-weight than metallic ducts. The
TEXAIR air ducts provide for efficient distribution of air without maximum thickness of the material is about 600 g/m², so the
any additional, expensive distribution devices. Furthermore, such average weight of a linear meter of a duct usually is less than a
ducts allow customers to cut back on their budget substantially kilogram. This allows them to be snapped onto self-supported
thanks to the simplicity of installation as well as the lower cost constructions in which the use of traditional systems would
of the materials and components compared to the zinc-coated be out of the question. Thus, the use of fabric air ducts offers
ducts. When folded up and packaged their overall dimensions are a means to provide a full-fledged ventilation system in such
far less, resulting in lower logistics expenses. Textile air ducts do facilities without in any way restricting the customer.
not require many elements that traditionally systems call for, in
particular: air distribution elements (diffusers, anemostats, grids,
etc.), mufflers, numerous attachments and connecting parts, and
fixtures.
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ENVIRONMENT-FRIENDLY COMPATIBLE
The ducts feature a smooth inner surface designed to minimize The ducts are easily connected with metallic ducts into a
losses due to air friction against the wall, which impedes the unified, combined system. For assembly onto the supply line,
deposit of contaminations during use. The materials used in a connecting component is provided for on the duct which can
production feature a hygiene certificate, are tested, and have be used to connect a textile system to the end of any shape or
been approved; they do not cause any allergic reactions and are configuration.
thus completely safe and suitable for use in various facilities. This
allows air socks’ use to continue to expand in such fields where
previously metallic ducts were used by default.
BALANCE
The ducts do not require any additional measures to return a
balance as a result of the air flow. The customer is delivered a
LOW-COST fully prepared, balanced system in terms of the air distribution
TEXAIR air ducts provide for efficient distribution of air without system’s air flow and pressure. For this reason, the customer will
any additional, expensive distribution devices. Furthermore, such no longer have the need to subsequently readapt the system
ducts allow customers to cut back on their budget substantially following installation.
thanks to the simplicity of installation as well as the lower cost
of the materials and components compared to the zinc-coated
ducts. When folded up and packaged their overall dimensions are
far less, resulting in lower logistics expenses. Textile air ducts do
HYGIENE
not require many elements that traditionally systems call for, in The air socks can be operated with faster air speeds than metallic
particular: air distribution elements (diffusers, anemostats, grids, ducts and feature a smooth inner surface. For this reason, the
etc.), mufflers, numerous attachments and connecting parts, and TEXAIR ducts do not accumulate a dust layer in the course of their
fixtures. operation. The entire system, including all its passages and turns,
are manufactured out of fabric, so it can undergo cleaning and
washing with no restriction in a washing machine. As a result, the
amount customers will be able to save on subsequent servicing is
CONVENIENT ASSEMBLY, also an unmistakable advantage that fabric ducts have.
DISASSEMBLY AND EASE
OF INSTALLATION
One of the main advantages with textile air socks is their ease LONG-TERM SERVICE:
of assembly. In this regard, customers can save as much as up to
90% in expenses compared to dealing with traditional metallic
10 YEARS OR MORE
systems. And keeping in mind that any ventilation system must The fabric ducts are produced out of certified materials
be services and periodically cleaned, the ease of its disassembly characterized by a high level of durability and wear-resistance.
and subsequent installation gives fabric ducts an unmistakable The ducts can handle a large number of washing cycles in a
advantage over its zinc-coated counterparts. washing machine. If the rules of use are properly observed, the
service life of the air socks will exceed 10 years. Meanwhile,
considering the fact that people clean traditional systems, due
to the expenses, as seldom as possible, air socks are the most
EASY-TO-REPAIR preferable option from an operation perspective as well.
Any segment in TEXAIR ducts can be easily replaced. This is thanks
to its simple zipper fastening connection mechanism. If suddenly
for any reason one has the need to switch a segment of the duct,
this can be easily done by the customer on his or her one without
having to call in a representative of an installation organization.
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Air Distribution
Air socks are used both for air distribution and transportation a combination of microperforation and additional perforation
with nearly identical efficiency. with a certain specially calculated diameter of holes. The slow
speed of the flow of air conditioning in the work zone is one of
• through permeable fabric; the main conditions not only for people to comfortably reside in
the room, but also for many technological processes. These may
• through microperforation – holes less than 1 mm in diameter;
be the processes of cheese ripening, cutting and packing sausages
• through perforation – holes over 1 mm in diameter; and meat products, prepackaging fruits and berries, and much
more. In such facilities air socks play not only a ventilation role
• through an exit adapter: air exits in a direction perpendicular to but can also be a crucial part of the technological process.
the flow’s direction – through an open end – the air is supplied
into another fabric duct. As an example of the efficiency of such air ducts, one can take a
look at a sausage ripening factory. Sausage is stored suspended in
• Perforated ceiling panels (diffusers) a room with a particular temperature and humidity. Meanwhile,
along with fermentation, a process takes place in which the
Various methods exist for air distribution in textile systems. moisture is extracted from the product, so in the event of an
improperly calculated supply system, the air can blow against the
Microperforation provides a means to supply and disperse air at product with a higher speed and the moisture removal process
a small distance away from the duct’s surface while perforation, may take place quicker than needed. Even if these losses amount
of a larger diameter, offers the ability to provide air emission a to a mere several excess grams per kilogram of the finished
greater distance away and in a particular direction. If there is a product, in the event that the factory has a volume of dozens of
need, one can combine dispersed and directional air emission. tons, this could entail substantial financial losses for the producer.
The vast majority of ventilation systems works with a small
excess pressure somewhere between 70 and 300 Pa. However,
the parameters of facilities, in particular the distance from
the ducts to the work area, may differ greatly. Air distribution
conditions also differ, for instance, for air conditioning, heating,
or ventilation. Correspondingly, this could involve emitting cooled
air in a facility with a low ceiling, meanwhile, warm air in a facility
with a high ceiling must be emitted differently. Since when air
distribution of the same principle is used in these two cases, the
speed of the air in the work area will differ greatly.
Depending on where the textile ducts are used and for what
purposes, TEXAIR uses different air distribution systems for its
projects.
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The high speed at which the air exits the holes and the significant Such types air distribution find use in facilities with a large
volume allows the air flow to reach the work area located at a amount of equipment and zones for servicing where people work
significant distance away from the textile air duct. The way this as well as in facilities where it is technically impossible to divide
system operates is similar to the operation of an injector in a supplied ventilation according to different zones.
modern combustion engine. With the help of the injector, a well-
blended mixture of air and gasoline steam is fed into the engine.
In a similar way, the movement of the air stream takes place
from the holes of the duct in a high-speed system. This injection TRANSIT SYSTEM
principle provides for the high-quality mixture of the air located
in facility. Meanwhile, the friction of the layers and the whirling
of the air flow renders the heat (cold) emission process more
efficient than in traditional systems with grids and diffusers.
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12 130
12 000
10 300
10 000
9 100
8 420
7 950
Thermal energy, W
7 580
8 000 7 320
6 000
4 000
2 000
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0 10 20 30 40 50 60
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PRESSURE a difference in temperature of the air being supplied and the air
located in the facility. Thus, the air temperature in the textile air
Lying at the foundation of the textile air distribution’s operation duct will differ from the temperature at the end segment.
principle is the principle of continuous static pressure. Thanks
to that, we could achieve even air distribution along the entire This can be seen in Graphic No. 1, which exhibits a 60-meter duct
length of the system. consisting of 6 segments equal in length.
Because the air speed reduces inside toward the end of the duct, In order to ensure event distribution of the heat energy, the air
a resulting increase in static pressure is thus observed. It is for flow must be augmented in proportion to the heat losses along
this specific reason that we take this size into account during the the entire length of the duct, which is shown in Graphic No. 2.
design phase in order to ensure equal distribution of area along
If the length of the line is not great or it features a complex
the entire length of the line.
configuration, then zonal air distribution will be the best option
The recommended static figure recommended by TEXAIR experts for optimal cooling or heating.
is between 60 and 500 Pa. However, since the aspiration systems
operate at a much greater pressure level, we calculate such
projects as well.
SELECTING THE AIR DUCT DIAMETER
The fabric air duct diameter is chosen based on two primary
parameters: the air flow and the required current velocity within
EMISSION OF HEAT ENERGY THROUGH
the duct. This speed is usually regulated by the SNiP construction
AIR SOCKS rules and regulations for metallic ducts, but for textile ducts the
upper limit of the air velocity figure may be augmented, since the
The main requirement stated for air socks is a continuous, even
amount of noise they emit is substantially lower than in the case
air flow throughout the entire length of the line. And TEXAIR air
of metal. The acceptable air velocity of textile ducts is from 6 to
ducts handle this objective miraculously.
10 m/s.
However, if the line is significantly long, the air passing along the
fabric duct may lose heat energy due to heat losses caused by
3 000 3 000
2 500 2 500
2 6332 633
2 4672 467
2 3112 311
Air flow, m3/h
Air flow, m3/h
2 000 2 000
2 1792 179
2 0152 015
1 9511 951
1 8321 832
1 500 1 500
1 000 1 000
500 500
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Air duct
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• Circular shape ducts are used in the case that there are
no limitations as to the height of the suspension away
from the floor/ceiling. The diameter of the duct in this
case will be as small as possible for such an air flow.
OVERALL DIMENSIONS
The diameter of the ducts that TEXAIR installs ranges from 160 to The length of separate air distribution segments can reach as
2,000 mm. This is, as a rule, enough to distribute an air current of much as two hundred meters and depends on such parameters
between 200 and 70,000 m³/h. as the duct’s material, air flow, and air pressure. The duct is
divided up into segments that connect to each other using zippers
The interval of the diameters usually corresponds to the spacing according to its design.
of zinc-coated ducts’ diameters for convenience in calculating and
replacing metallic ducts for textile ones. Also, adjoining and other
sections of air socks are fully compatible with metallic shaped
elements.
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9,5 500
800
710
9,0
200 400 600
8,5
8,0
7,5 315
7,0
900
6,5 1000
800
6,0
Air velocity, m / s
500
5,5
3,5
1200
3,0 1000 1100
1400
2,5
2,0
1200 1700
1,5 1400
1,0
1700
0,5
0,0
0 1 000 2 000 3 000 4 000 5 000 6 000 7 000 8 000 9 000 10 000 11 000 12 000 13 000 14 000 15 000 16 000 17 000 18 000 19 000 20 000
Air flow, m /h 3
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8,0 600
7,5 1300
315
7,0
1400
6,5
800
6,0
Air velocity, m / s
3,5
1600
3,0
2,5
2,0
1,5 1700
1,0
0,5
0,0
0 1 000 2 000 3 000 4 000 5 000 6 000 7 000 8 000 9 000 10 000 11 000 12 000 13 000 14 000 15 000 16 000 17 000 18 000 19 000 20 000
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9,0 400
1500
1300
8,5 710 1700
8,0 900
600
7,5
500 1000
7,0
800
6,5 1400
1100
1600
6,0 1300
Air velocity, m / s
5,5 1200
1500 1700
5,0
4,5
4,0 1600
3,5
3,0
2,5
2,0
1700
1,5
1,0
0,5
0,0
0 1 000 2 000 3 000 4 000 5 000 6 000 7 000 8 000 9 000 10 000 11 000 12 000 13 000 14 000 15 000 16 000 17 000 18 000 19 000 20 000
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9,5
200×200 200×600 400×800
9,0
200×400 600×800
8,5 600×600
600×1000
8,0 400×400
7,5
6,5 200×200
800×1000
6,0
Air velocity, m / s
400×800
5,5
5,0
600×1000 800×1200
4,5
600×800
4,0 600×600 800×1000
3,5 200×400
1000×1400
3,0
2,5 1200×1600
2,0 1000×1400
800×1200
1,5
1,0 1200×1600
0,5
0,0
0 1 000 2 000 3 000 4 000 5 000 6 000 7 000 8 000 9 000 10 000 11 000 12 000 13 000 14 000 15 000 16 000 17 000 18 000 19 000 20 000
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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
Подбор диаметра DISTANCEсечения
для воздуховода TO WORK ZONE(четверть
квадрант (V=0.25 M/S)
круга),AND
мм PRESSURE
Holes
diameter
6 mm
8 mm
10 mm
12 mm
14 mm
Static pressure, Pa
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Shaped Elements
The air socks are just as good as metallic ducts when it comes to the flexibility of their installation.
TEXAIR conducts an entire spectrum of section-shaped wares necessary to construct lines of any configuration.
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Material Selection
Proper selection of the duct’s materials requires data on the purpose of the system (for heating, ventilation, conditioning), the temperature
of the air to be supplied, the type of facility, as well as whether any special conditions exist that must be taken into account (high
temperature, moisture, clean facility, aggressive environment, etc.). High-quality materials are used for production with foundations
and coating of various types (polyester, glass fiber, polyurethane, silicon, etc.). This provides a means to manufacture ducts suitable for
operation at any facility, regardless of the specific factors present there or the complexity.
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TYPES OF FABRIC
TEX-Sti
TEX-Stp
TEX-StiF
TEX-Lti
TEX-Ltp
TEX-Lti-RS
TEX-Fsi
TEX-Fpu
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Machine
Fabric contents Air permeability Temperature range Breaking load Fabric weight Fire rating
washable
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Air socks can come in different geometric shapes, such as a circle, a semi-circle, a segment,
without mounting material and hooks or enlarged
strips as well as a triangular or rectangular cross
section. This offers a means for them to be used in a variety of facilities, since their shape allows the ducts to be adapted to any of the
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Working Drawings
TEXAIR is a full cycle company capable of controlling the entire production process, from the design stage all the way to the shipping of the
finished products.
We create a full package of work documentation for our customers. The customer receives a working draft of the designed air duct system
and after it is approved, the order is sent into production. Supplied along with the finished products is the work project: overall view (Fig.
1), a 2D or 3D work draft with sectional drawings indicating the location of perforation, the direction of air flows and materials specification
(Fig. 2-3-etc.), and installation manual (Fig. 4).
Fig. 1: overall view
Fig. 2: 2D or 3D work draft with sectional drawings indicating the location of perforation, the direction of air flows and materials specification
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Working Drawings
Fig. 3: 2D or 3D work draft with sectional drawings indicating the location of perforation, the direction of air flows and materials specification
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The service lifetime of the air socks directly depends on the type MAINTENANCE
of fabric, conditions of use, and in the event that the producer’s
requirements are observed can extend to over 15 years. Having Aggressive environments and frequent washing reduce the
air filters in the ventilation systems is a required condition of the product’s service lifetime. The manufacturer does not indicate
warranty. any particular requirements regarding the frequency in which the
products are washed and leaves this up to the discretion of the
• The producer provides a 10-year warranty on the materials organization and the corresponding regulation of the institution
TEX-Sti, TEX-Stp. where the product will be used. The air socks’ washing may be
performed by hand or in a washing machine in accordance with
• The producer provides a 2-year warranty on materials the following directions:
TEX-StiF, TEX-Lti, TEX-Ltp, TEX-Lti-RS.
• Washing must be performed using not particularly harsh
• The producer provides a one year warranty on materials washing or disinfecting tools at a temperature no higher than
TEX-Fsi, TEX-Fpu. 45°C over the course of 15 minutes.
• The fitting and attachment elements come with a warranty • Drying should occur at room temperature and depending on the
of one year. type of fabric should not take more than 3-4 hours.
Product certificates serve as the document confirming the
warranty. «Air socks» correspond to the government’s sanitary
and epidemiological rules and norms. The producer guarantees
that the established parameters in the product’s mode of DRYING AT A 45° С TEMPERATURE
operation and reliability figures are provided for assuming that
the Customer observes the technical parameters over the entire
course of the product’s use.
TUMBLE DRYING IN PARTIAL
In the case that during the warranty period production defects
are discovered on the product or segments of it at the fault of the
manufacturer, the latter will be obliged to eliminate the defects
or replace the failed section components within the shortest time
period technically possible.
EXECUTION MODE
COMPLETE PACKAGE
The air duct package upon delivery includes:
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Certificates
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Reference List
84 000 m³/h (total, 3 ducts), 300 Pa 98 000 m³/h (total, 15 ducts), 100 Pa
9 300 m³/h (total, 4 ducts), 100 Pa 87 400 m³/h (total, 4 ducts), 100 Pa
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360 000 m³/h (total, 6 ducts), 700 Pa 21 200 m³/h (total, 3 ducts), 100 Pa
9 900 m³/h (total, 3 ducts), 100-150 Pa 22 000 m³/h, (total, 4 ducts), 100 Pa
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Special Solutions
RECTANGULAR EXHAUST DUCT
TEXAIR extract air ducts are made of air impermeable fabrics and side and anywhere in the duct. Uniform air extraction velocity
are available in a rectangular version. is achieved by carefully calculated hole diameters and distances
between them.
In order for such air duct to work in the most optimal way, it
is necessary to observe the conditions for good tension of the Often such air ducts are used in rooms with is a need for regular,
fabric in the longitudinal and transverse directions. To this end, and often very thorough, cleaning of the structure. TEXAIR textile
tensioning devices in the inner profiles and tensioning cross air ducts are ideal for this procedure. They are easy to assemble
beams are used in the design of the duct. and dismantle, can be disassembled into separate elements.
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The basis of the exhaust system is a cylindrical frame made of • Quick-detachable outer fabric layer allows for easy cleaning
composite material, which provides the rigidity of the spatial of the ducts, and also greatly simplifies the process of
structure. This frame performs the main function - it serves to maintenance of the ventilation system.
form a solid foundation for the future product, provides and
maintains the required duct diameter. This ensures the required • The round shape of the exhaust duct, in contrast to the
air flow rate inside the exhaust duct along the entire length of the rectangular one, allows to achieve a more uniform air flow rate
route. across the section.
Exhaust ducts are installed using universal hangers that allow you • Different color solutions available, using fire rated materials,
to mount the ducts both on a rail and on a cable. The solution is as well as applying the logo on the fabric.
a special plastic holder, which is fixed with a textile suspension
directly on the duct section. The design of the hanger can also be
customized for height adjustment of the suspension.
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TEX-CLEAR DUCT
Transparent air ducts are made of elastic, abrasion and aggressive pollution, and to clean them in a timely manner. This is especially
media resistant material - polyurethane. Unlike PVC, this material important in rooms with specific requirements for cleanliness.
does not lose elasticity at temperatures down to -30°C, and also is
amenable to laser cutting, like other TEXAIR fabrics. Also, the air ducts have a smooth, non-porous surface that does
not absorb dirt at all. This allows to treat the air duct with various
Duct sections can be of different lengths and are connected along the detergents without even removing it.
length with zippers.
This solution will be very convenient for rooms in which the
The main advantage of these air ducts is that due to their equipment washing process is constant, because these air ducts can
transparency, it is very easy to visually control the degree of their be cleaned together with other technological equipment.
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TEXTILE DEFROSTER TEX-DEFROST
The textile defroster is made for quicker defrosting of the evaporators, as well as adjustment of the direction and velocity of cold air flow
inside the room. The product is used for air coolers with horizontal air supply.
A. Evaporator fan А B C
B. Fan with TEX-DEFROST in defrosting mode
C. Fan with TEX-DEFROST in active mode
Device arrangement:
1. Connection
2. External seam
3. Clamp tape
4. Adjustment cable
Textile defroster
5. Retainer
TEX-DEFROST
6. Adjustment loop
7. Clamp tape lock
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The main application is rooms with high ceilings and distant Inside the textile nozzle there is a built-in air flow regulator with
from the main duct working zones, for example, sports facilities, smooth adjustment feature of the air flow from 10% of the total
shopping malls, production facilities and warehouses. air volume to 100%.
The key feature of the nozzle is the ability to form a directed Characteristics:
compact air jet with a range of up to 30 meters.
• Diameter from 50 to 300 mm;
When distributing the air through the nozzles, the admixture of
the ambient air with the air supplied by the nozzle is minimized, • Airflow: 100-1200 m3/h;
and therefore this solution is especially effective for air heating.
• Adjustment damper.
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FABRIC AIR DUCT WITH MEMBRANE TEX-HEAT&COOL
If it is required to switch between the heating and cooling modes inside the room during the day, season or year, this was previously a
problem, since traditional solutions only apply to a limited temperature range.
The complexity of the task lies in the fact that cold air descends
and warm air rises, and therefore the perforation diameter
required for comfortable supply of heated air to the working area
leads to a too high rate of cooled air supply.
COOL MODE
HEAT MODE
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The diameter of the supplying air duct and the textile transit
length up to affixture to the main system is calculated individually
for the most precise possible connection of the systems. Thanks
Diffuser into a standard suspension ceiling
to calibrated perforation and textile leaves, the volume of the air
emitted becomes fixed and the noise effect is minimized.
Textile leaves to achieve Different color ranges and the Foundation Leaves
maximum flow laminarity display of a company logo
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