EN 13779-2 Duct Airflow and Distribution Verification
The EN 13779:2009 standard for HVAC equipment provides comprehensive guidelines for the testing, commissioning, and verification of HVAC systems. Section 2 specifically addresses duct airflow and distribution verification, ensuring that the air delivery system meets design specifications.
Accurate duct airflow is critical to the performance and efficiency of HVAC systems. This service ensures that the air delivered by the ventilation network reaches its intended destination in the correct volume and pressure. The process involves detailed testing to verify the actual distribution of air across all outlets, ensuring they meet the design requirements.
Our state-of-the-art laboratory employs advanced equipment such as differential pressure transmitters, flow meters, anemometers, and computational fluid dynamics (CFD) software to perform these tests. The results are documented in compliance with EN 13779-2, providing a clear report of the system's performance.
Before testing begins, all ducts should be cleaned and checked for obstructions or damage that could affect airflow measurement accuracy. The testing process involves measuring static pressure, velocity, and volume flow rates at various points within the ductwork to ensure uniform distribution across all outlets.
The acceptance criteria for this test are based on the design specifications of the HVAC system. Any deviations from these specifications must be documented and reported. If discrepancies are found, corrective actions can be recommended to bring the system into compliance with EN 13779-2.
Our testing service is highly sought after by quality managers, compliance officers, R&D engineers, and procurement professionals due to its reliability and adherence to international standards. The results of this test are crucial for maintaining energy efficiency, ensuring occupant comfort, and meeting regulatory requirements.
Industry Applications
Application | Description |
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Data Centers | Ensuring optimal air flow and temperature control for server racks. |
Hospitals & Clinics | Maintaining sterile environments by preventing cross-contamination between zones. |
Offices & Commercial Buildings | Achieving consistent indoor air quality and temperature throughout the building. |
Manufacturing Plants | Controlling airflow to critical areas for product quality and worker safety. |
The EN 13779-2 duct airflow and distribution verification is a cornerstone of HVAC system performance optimization across various industries. By ensuring that air flows as intended, we help clients achieve higher levels of comfort, energy efficiency, and compliance with local regulations.
Why Choose This Test
- Accurate Measurement: Using high-precision instruments ensures that the airflow is measured accurately to within ±5% of the design value.
- Compliance Verification: Ensures that your HVAC system adheres to international standards such as EN 13779-2, providing confidence in regulatory compliance.
The test not only verifies airflow but also identifies any areas of inefficiency or potential failure. This proactive approach helps prevent costly repairs and extends the lifespan of your HVAC system. Additionally, it ensures that you are meeting the highest standards for indoor air quality and energy efficiency.
Environmental and Sustainability Contributions
- Energy Efficiency: By ensuring optimal airflow distribution, this test helps reduce energy consumption and operational costs.
- Sustainable Design: The results of the EN 13779-2 test can be used to improve HVAC system design for future projects, contributing to more sustainable building practices.
The continuous monitoring and verification provided by this service play a vital role in reducing environmental impact. By ensuring that air flows as intended, we help prevent overuse of resources and contribute to the overall sustainability goals of our clients.