Sutter Hospital: Vane-Axial Conversion to Huntair FANWALL Technology(R)
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Sutter Hospital replaced its existing vane-axial ventilation system with Huntair's Fanwall Technology to improve efficiency and redundancy. The conversion involved installing two banks of fan cells while the existing system remained operational. This reduced power consumption by 40% while maintaining air delivery and static pressure, saving approximately $77,000 per year in energy costs. The Fanwall Technology eliminated system losses from sound attenuators and other components, reducing internal velocities to under 1,000 feet per minute.
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- 13. Graphic Unit Velocity Representation Internal Unit Velocity in Feet per Minute Airway Length of unit - Feet Air enters prefilters and coils Air enters supply ductwork
- 15. For More Information Please Contact: HUNTAIR, INC. / CLEANPAK INTERNATIONAL, INC. Corporate Office 11555 SW Myslony Street Tualatin, OR 97062 USA • 503-639-0113 www.huntair.com Huntair and Cleanpak are part of the CES Group Companies, and is affiliated with the following air conditioning manufacturers: Eaton-Williams Group, Ltd. • Governair Corporation • Mammoth, Inc. • Mammoth China, Ltd. • Temtrol, Inc. • Venmar CES, Inc. • Ventrol Air Handling Systems, Inc. • WEBCO, Inc. Each company is a separate and distinct legal entity. Huntair ® is a registered trademark of Huntair, Inc. Cleanpak ® is a registered trademark of Cleanpak International, Inc. CES Group TM is a trademark of CES Group, Inc. FANWALL TECHNOLOGY ® and FANWALL ® are registered trademarks of Huntair, Inc. US Patent No’s 7,137,775 B2 and 7,179,046 B2