Wasmer identified opportunities to improve ambient temperature, reduce stagnant air and CO2 levels and control the indoor environment through heat abatement.
Once the project is complete, the air temperature will be reduced and the air circulation will increase which will minimize CO2 levels. In order to control the indoor environment, Wasmer proposes installing a cross-air ventilation system. The cross-air ventilation system is linked to a centralized automation system that controls the flow rate of the fans depending on the differential pressure and temperature. This solution will increase indoor temperature and humidity to match more closely outdoor conditions in a short period of time. Cross-air ventilation also aids in the reduction of CO2 and carbon footprint. With this solution in place, Kapco will reduce employee turnover, increase air quality, life of machinery, and the safety of its employees.