Aeraulics
Aeraulics is the study of air movements and their effects on buildings and mechanical systems. Involves the design, installation and maintenance of ventilation and air-conditioning systems to ensure optimum comfort and healthy indoor air quality in buildings.
Aeraulics also includes the study of air pressure, velocity and temperature, as well as phenomena such as convection, diffusion and air dispersion. Aeraulics experts often work with building mechanics and electrical engineers to design and implement efficient ventilation and air-conditioning systems.
Our ventilation expertise
Aerodynamics and acoustics are two areas of expertise that are closely linked in many sectors of industry and construction. Aerodynamics experts are responsible for the design, installation and maintenance of ventilation, air-conditioning and heating systems in buildings and industrial facilities.
Acoustics experts, meanwhile, are responsible for analyzing and solving noise and vibration problems in many different contexts, such as buildings, transport, public spaces, factories and industrial sites.
In some cases, aerodynamics and acoustics skills may overlap, for example in the design of quiet ventilation systems. Airflow and acoustics experts can work together to ensure that ventilation and air-conditioning systems are efficient, reliable and quiet, while complying with environmental standards and acoustic regulations.
In short, both airflow and acoustics skills are key competencies for many industries and sectors, and their combination can help solve complex problems in buildings and industrial facilities.
Design
Optimization
Lower energy costs
Solving complex problems
Our solutions
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