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Cemtrex launches green-DCV based energy efficiency system for commercial buildings |
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Thursday, 11 September 2008 |
Cemtrex, a leading
technology company providing turnkey services for the reduction of carbon
dioxide and other greenhouse gases, announced today that it is launching the
Green-DCV (Demand Controlled Ventilation) system designed to provide energy
efficiency in commercial buildings.
The Cemtrex Green-DCV
system, developed from several months of in-house research, is a new CO2
(carbon dioxide) based energy saving technology that can be installed at any
commercial building to save HVAC costs of up to 40% annually. Statistics show
that 80% of the buildings worldwide are over- ventilated and waste energy
associated with HVAC systems. Cemtrex Green-DCV offers a best indoor air
quality system coupled with an energy efficiency system by monitoring
fluctuating occupancy levels inside all types of commercial buildings and thus
controlling the HVAC systems for optimum performance. The Green-DCV is an
extremely unique and superior system as compared with the conventional CO2
based DCVs available in the market. The Green-DCV provides a centralized
monitoring and analyzer station, fast loop air routers to sample air from
various points in the building, control of the exit dampers and variable air
volume boxes, and complete interface to the Building Management System with web
access.
Green-DCV is the outcome of
Cemtrex's extensive and diversified experience in industrial emissions
monitoring and air quality management. This system is flexible and can be
tailor-made to suit small-, medium- or large-scale buildings with multiple
zones and offers various levels of energy savings potential. Additionally, a
distinct advantage of Green-DCV is that Cemtrex's Carbon Trading programs will
assist building owners to trade the carbon credits generated from the energy
savings in building operation and assure a return on investment within a very
short period of time, reveals the companys press release.
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