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We
offer you the latest trend-setter, the Flurocarbon
Coated Turbines made from highest quality material,
proved to withstand all the common weather conditions. It
comes in two sizes: 500mm and 600mm. A well designed
turbine ventilator, takes advantage of the wind to create
a positive flow through the throat of the ventilator. The
wind influences the performance of the ventilator in two
ways:
1. As the wind approaches and strikes the
ventilator, it jumps,creating an area of low pressure on
the leeward side of the turbine. This low pressure zone is
fed by drawing air from the turbine, causing a continous
extraction of air from the building, and
2. As
the turbine rotates, the centripetal forces associated
with the rotation fling air outwards from the tips of the
vanes. Replacement air is drawn into the throat of the
ventilator from the building causing continuous
ventilation.
The turbine will even rotate and
exhaust in the absence of wind using the thermal current
developed within the building.
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For AURA turbines
to last long and for smooth rotation high quality
Japanese NSK bearing no: 6201 z and 6202 z used
for the 500mm vent (20" vent). 6202 z and
6203 z are used for the 600mm vent (24"
vent).
An advanced improved version of
AURA Turbine ventilators is available with Fan
leaf inside the turbine as the fan leaves provide
additional suction to remove the warm air from the
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As a general rule,hot
or stale air will not exhaust through an opening into
which wind can blow.Therefore,regular static
ventilators,are placed which allow outside wind to enter
into the shed.Because of por design or location on the
roof it causes back draft.An efficient means of extracting
warm and stale air is through roof mounted turbine
ventilators,which create postive draft.Adequate low level
provision for the entry of fresh air at ambient
temperature should be provided.
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