Skawen develops project-specific air handling units for facilities where humidity, chemicals, saline air or process conditions place unusual demands on equipment materials and configuration.
Air Handling for Industrial and Corrosive Environments
The Operating Environment Defines the Equipment
Industrial air may contain moisture, salts, chemicals, process contaminants or temperature conditions that accelerate corrosion and affect conventional components.
The initial assessment should consider:
- Contaminants, concentration, temperature and humidity
- Required airflow and pressure, indoor or outdoor installation
- Filtration, separation and exhaust-air properties
- Heat-recovery feasibility and contamination risk
- Material compatibility and cleaning requirements
Composite Construction for Demanding Conditions
Skawen’s composite casing combines corrosion resistance, low weight, modularity and reduced thermal bridging, providing a flexible platform for selecting components and materials according to the operating environment. Material compatibility is always evaluated against the actual contaminants, concentrations and temperatures of the project.
Configured Around the Process and Building
- Supply and extract air handling
- Heating and cooling
- Application-specific filtration
- Heat recovery where technically appropriate
- Humidity control
- Special internal materials or coatings
- Remote monitoring and alarms
- BMS integration
Where This Platform Fits
- Coastal and saline environments
- Food and beverage facilities
- Water and wastewater facilities
- Process buildings and manufacturing spaces
- Humid technical environments
- Facilities with corrosive exhaust air
- Research and test facilities
Application suitability must be confirmed through project evaluation.