Project #10 – ECM Fan Arrays
Project #10 – ECM Fan Arrays
Scope of Work:
The Challenge: Upgrade Fan System - With Minimal Business Disruption
The client notified TurboChyll that the existing fan assembly required replacement due to frequent mechanical failures, escalating maintenance expenses, and increasing operating costs. The project also needed to be executed while keeping facility operations running with minimal disruption.
- Declining efficiency and higher operating costs
- High maintenance and unreliable
Our team recently completed the installation of high-efficiency ECM fan arrays for a major global telecommunications company, upgrading their air handling system to improve reliability, efficiency, and airflow control.
Delivered Results & Impact
- Completed in under 24 hours with minimal business disruption
- Significant improvements in efficiency, performance, and reliability
- Lower energy use reduced operating costs while also shrinking environmental impact and carbon footprint
Project Photos
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Improved operating efficiency by operating at the fan's best efficiency point and using speed control.
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