DEN is a unique evaporative cooling technology, performance-predicting, design software program. It uses data from current and historical weather centers and can accurately ascertain how much a building’s cooling system would “need” to run at different points of the year. DEN has several benefits; for example, it enables HVAC engineers to estimate how effective or costly a particular cooling system may be for a project. Here are some other benefits.

As the power demands of the modern era increase and building engineers continue to search out greener solution 100% fresh air and evaporative cooling concepts are coming more and more into consideration. But how do you design a 100% fresh air cooling system when weather conditions are constantly changing?

DEN is a unique evaporative cooling technology, performance-predicting, design software program. It uses data from current and historical weather centers and can accurately ascertain how much a building’s cooling system would “need” to run at different points of the year. DEN has several benefits; for example, it enables HVAC engineers to estimate how effective or costly a particular cooling system may be for a project. Here are some other benefits.

Marijuana plants are extremely sensitive. If the humidity levels are too high or too low, the plants become at risk of disease and are unlikely to grow to their full potential. When designing HVAC systems for grow rooms, it is critical to identify and maintain the right humidity levels or the grow room could suffer a great loss.