Choc full of low carbon HVAC solutions
May 1st 2009 Owned by Cadbury's, Project
Harry is a 350,000ft2 building
that combines warehousing
and office space. To provide the
required combination of cooling and
heating for the various areas,Winvic
Construction (builders for the
project) turned to Jet Environmental.
Jet already had experience in working
for Cadbury's, following the
installation of a similar low carbon
HVAC solution at the company's
sister warehouse, Project Tom.
Jet Environmental's air induction
technology is a proven, low carbon
option, that is suited to sheds and
other large industrial space
applications. It features a series of
self-balanced jet nozzles to direct
warm or cool air into the space from
roof level. These nozzles are
connected via ductwork to an air
handling unit and selected
heating/cooling source.
Within Project Harry, chilled and
ambient chambers with 43,332 pallet
spaces are serviced by Jet's nozzle
systems, which are supported by
banks of chillers and AHUs controlled
by a sophisticated building
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