Aurum Prodest
Industrial cooling is sized from a heat balance — the sum of gains and losses at steady operation — not from floor area rules of thumb. A bad balance means heat at the machines while doors feel fine, or overspecified plant and wasted energy.
Main gains: process equipment (machines, ovens, compressors, dryers), people, lighting, solar on roof and walls, infiltration through doors and louvres. In a cold workshop, envelopes and door infiltration dominate. In metalworking or food plants, machines lead — use nameplate data or measurements with a diversity factor.
The balance looks like: Qcool = Qequip + Qpeople + Qlight + Qenvelope + Qinfiltration − Qexhaust (if heat leaves with exhaust air). Sensitive zones (workstations) and door zones need separate air-change thought. Humidity and air-change rates drive not only cooling kW but also system type — dehumidification, winter heating of supply, filtered recirculation for dust.
Aurum Prodest practice: site visit, process interview, equipment list and schedules, summer spot measurements on retrofits, zonal calculation. Output: capacity, airflow and system type (rooftop, AHU, chiller). We do not recommend buying “by eye” — engineering margin only, not a random multiplier.
Need a heat balance for your plant, warehouse or line? Aurum Prodest surveys and designs industrial HVAC with in-house duct fabrication. Up to 5 years warranty on installation. Book an engineer: +998 93 389 58 59, Telegram @V_Sergey1980 — quote after survey, no template internet pricing.
