Tag: Air Filtration & Pressurization

Air filtration and Pressurization are key components of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems that help maintain indoor air quality. Air filtration removes contaminants from the air using mechanical filters or electronic air cleaners. The filters trap particles like dust & pollen so they are not recirculated back into the indoor environment. Pressurization helps control the direction of airflow and prevent infiltration of outdoor pollutants. By slightly pressurizing a vehicle using supply air, HVAC systems create outward airflow through any leaks in the structure. This minimizes the amount of unconditioned outdoor air that can enter and disrupt indoor conditions. Overall, proper air filtration and pressurization allow HVAC systems to provide cleaner, healthier indoor air. By trapping and removing contaminants and controlling airflow, these key functions help improve indoor air quality for occupants

Engineered HVAC Products

Posted on February 23, 2024 - 1News, Air Conditioning 101

Engineered HVAC products are designed and built for air conditioning, heating, ventilation, air filtration & cab pressurization solutions for heavy duty equipment. We offer a variety of products from individual components parts like Condensers, Hydraulic Compressors, Cab Pressurizers, Evaporators & Heaters to self-contained systems with a wide range of HVAC solutions for Commercial and Industrial applications in Agricultural, Construction, Forestry, Mining and Emergency Services. Our solutions are designed specifically for OEM’s, aftermarket use and built to provide reliable service in extreme conditions.
View the full catalog here https://atc.ca/product-lines/omega/ or contact us for more info.

Engineered HVAC parts for heavy duty equipment like Condensers, Hydraulic Compressors, Cab Pressurizers, Evaporators & Heaters.

Engineered  HVAC products

Engineered HD HVAC products from ATC are an innovative line of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning equipment. These products are designed specifically for heavy-duty applications. Unlike standard HVAC systems intended for homes or small businesses, our engineered Heavy Duty HVAC products are built to withstand the demanding requirements of large commercial and industrial facilities.

These high-capacity HVAC systems are rugged and feature heavy-gauge steel cabinets, high-efficiency motors and compressors, and industrial-grade components selected for durability and performance under continuous operation. Dual refrigeration circuits allow for uninterrupted operation if one component fails to ensure redundancy. Programmable logic controllers monitor conditions and automatically optimize performance.

Our HD HVAC technology allows these systems to heat, cool, humidify, dehumidify, ventilate and filter air for the most optimal comfort and indoor air quality. Recommended applications include airports, hospitals, data centers, factories, warehouses, sports arenas; any large spaces with unique HVAC needs would be a good fit. Custom engineering ensures that the system is sized properly and designed for that facility’s specific layout, climate, occupancy, and expected usage.

Engineered HD HVAC products from ATC feature robust construction and customizable designs. These Heavy Duty HVAC systems deliver reliable climate control to meet the most demanding HVAC challenges. This advanced equipment keeps our customer’s large-scale facilities operating in peak condition year after year.


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Under-seat Heater

Omega Canada is a proven and trusted specialist in mobile climate control. We engineer a wide range of HVAC solutions for Commercial and Industrial applications. Call  1-800-295-4156 to discuss what’s possible and let our experience be your guide.

SPRING HVAC Tech Tips from RedDOT

Posted on May 10, 2022 - Air Conditioning 101, Technical Tips

Spring HVAC Tech Tips to ensure your AC system and its components perform optimally. Spring has officially sprung and the shift from cold to warm weather can prove impactful to mobile HVAC systems. Following best practices will help to weather even the most extreme seasons and keep your AC systems operating optimally. Read on for some technical tips on maintaining system integrity.  
 

  1. Close your HVAC’s water valve 

During winter, many people will keep their water valves open as they use their heating system. An important part of the shifting weather is to ensure that your water valve is operational and closed. When left open, the system will emit warm air even when the A/C is turned on. 
 

  1. Check for refrigerant leaks 

Most HVAC systems haven’t had their A/C turned on for months because they’re just used for heat during the winter. If an A/C system sits idle for extended periods of time, it can lead to the system’s refrigerant leaking out of the face seal. To check for a refrigerant leak, look for traces of oil on the system’s fittings, or use an electronic leak detector and check the service ports and charge ports where the gauge set is attached. 

  1. Inspect compressor belts for wear and tear 

Since A/C compressor belts are made of rubber, with time and use they will begin to eventually wear and will need to be replaced. Be sure to check the belt for any cracks, abrasions or glazing that will indicate wear and tear. You should also check your compressor belt for proper tension because too much tension will put too much side load on the clutch bearings and cause a leak, whereas too little tension will cause the belt to slip and generate heat, burning off the belt or clutch. 

  1. Ensure proper airflow 

Air filters should be cleaned every time a vehicle undergoes an inspection to ensure proper airflow and the quality of air that an operator will be breathing. It’s also important for air inlets in the operator cab to remain free from obstructions. Air inlets are usually behind the driver’s seat and can be unintentionally covered up by the vehicle operator. If you put your lunch, dog, coat, etc. behind your seat, you may block the inlet and prevent your A/C from properly blowing air.     

For more information on Air Conditioning, Filtration, Heating & Pressurization, call the mobile HVAC specialist Arctic Traveler Canada at 800-295-4156.

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Air Filtration & Pressurization

Posted on July 19, 2021 - 1News, Air Conditioning 101

Air filtration and pressurization are key components of HVAC systems that help maintain indoor air quality by removing airborne contaminants using filters. Pressurization helps control the direction of airflow and prevent infiltration of outdoor pollutants.

We offer two different Air Filtration & Pressurization Solutions. Both systems continually supply fresh filtered air into the cab creating a positive pressure inside a properly sealed cab. This over-pressure pushes clean air out leaks in the positive pressure side of the system, rather than allowing contaminated air to enter. The indoor air quality is critical to providing a healthy and productive work environment and whether it’s agriculture, construction, mining or waste management, operators spend a great deal of time in the cab of their equipment.

Cab pressurizers are highly effective at removing particulate as well as vapors and fumes. The filter element can also be customized to target specific contaminates present where your equipment is working. A differential pressure gauge or electronic pressure control system are available to measure the difference in pressure between the inside and outside of the cab.

Cab Filtration Solutions

The system incorporates Enginaire’s proven air pre-cleaner, with a patented in-line filter to make a highly efficient pressurizer that ensures clean filtered air. The unit combines a pre-cleaner with our proven VLR air filter system to give you a very efficient self contained filter air pump. As air is drawn into the air conditioner, the components remove large dirt particles with the built in centrifugal pre-cleaner.

The air is then filtered and blown into the air conditioner intake duct with our self contained air pump. By having a positive pressure on the incoming air chamber, the air conditioner can do it’s job easier with less power required. Even when the air conditioner is not being used, the clean air from the ECP is blown into the cab creating a positive pressure. This prevents dirt from entering the cab through leaks in it’s doors and other spaces.

Mining operations using dual Enginaire’s precleaners and ATC’s Air Filtration 200 solution (896068)

Mining operations using dual pre-cleaners and our Air Filtration 100 solution (896068)

Tow motor fleet utilizing ATC's Air Filtration 60 solution (896052) to provide a pressurized cabin and clean air for operators.

Tow motor fleet with Air Filtration 60 solution (896052) to pressurize the cabin and clean the air for operators.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Enginaire’s Cabaire™ uses it’s own high pressure air pump not a fan to deliver a high volume of dual filtered air into your enclosure which then has a positive air pressure on the inside. When the enclosure has a positive pressure, dirt is forced out of the doors, windows, and other unsealed areas instead of being drawn into the enclosure. You stay clean, your electronics and other instruments stay clean, while you “breathe easy”.

So whether you’re looking for a solution for smaller applications like Tow motors, Agriculture or gigantic machinery in Mining operations, Arctic Traveler Canada has a solution for your application. Call or visit us today for more information and see what 60 years of excellence can do for you.