The presentation describes the potential for saving electrical energy in the ventilation and air conditioning of clean rooms. Clean rooms often require a very high volume of air, which means high energy consumption.
Therefore, pressure losses must be reduced and the efficiency of the components should be as high as possible.
The presentation describes the levers for reducing demand and highlights possible solutions for reducing pressure losses and increasing efficiency. The regulation of the volume flow is also of great importance in terms of electrical energy demand, as the energy demand and the required air volume are related to each other in the third power.