AERAULIC BALANCING

Balancing ventilation systems is useful to ensure that the flow rate of air into and out of the
building is equivalent to the design flow rate.

Conversely, failure to balance the ventilation system can result in a reduction of its own
performance.

Failure to balance an aeraulic system causes a general malfunction of the system with the
resulting disadvantages:

• Noise and whistling. Excessive flow inside the system leads to increased noise, such as rattles,
  hisses and whistles.
• Energy waste. Failure of an aeraulic system causes substantial energy waste.
• Insufficient ventilation. Insufficient air change results in a failure to comply with the standard
  UNI for the sake of well-being.

We perform aeraulic balancing and TAB (Testing, Adjusting, and Balancing) circuits using one of
the most accurate electronic air flow meters.