Do you have airtight ductwork? Does the air reach every part of your offices? Do you want to save on operating costs of the building? AEROSEAL technology can help you solve these problems. You can save tens of percent of costs and improve the air quality in your building!
Where can AEROSEAL be useful?
If you have an HVAC system used for ventilation, heating or cooling.
Current systems
Leakages often occur during installation and usage of ductwork systems, significantly impacting the performance of the entire HVAC system and leading to increased operational requirements and energy costs. Whether you‘re involved in reconstruction or modernization of your current HVAC system, AEROSEAL offers a rapid and effective solution for sealing ductwork systems. Additionally, it ensures the highest possible air-tightness class.
New duct
AEROSEAL can be employed during the installation of a new ductwork system. AEROSEAL addresses air leakage with precision machinery, ensuring adherence to Right from the outset of operation the strictest air-tightness standards can be met in the whole ductwork. You can install the system in the lower air tightness class and then use AEROSEAL.
Aerosol in the pressurized ductwork
AEROSEAL technology is built upon a mist-like liquid substance, known as aerosol, which is dispersed into the ductwork system to reach all its components. As it flows through the system, it seeks out areas of decreased pressure where air leakages occur. Tiny particles of AEROSEAL then fill these gaps until they are completely sealed.
Sealing process
Go through all the steps in the process of sealing the ductwork
First step
We conduct an air-leakage test of your ductwork. We assess the current state of your HVAC system and find out the amount of the ductwork leakage. We then set up the next phase.
Second step
In order to seal the whole ductwork, we go through the HVAC documentation including HVAC unit parameters and assess ductwork installation to ensure a smooth and quick process of sealing.
Third step
We divide the ductwork into sections, pressurize it and let the aerosol in.
Aerosol crystallizes only in the areas of decreased air pressure where the leaks occur. These areas are then sealed.
Fourth step
After sealing the ductwork we measure the new air tightness class of the duct to make sure we reached the required tightness class. This goal is usually set as ATC3 (C).
We have more than 25 experienced technicians and a great technical background including our own research team. We are ready for big and demanding projects.
We clean and seal the ductwork for top notch clients such as Four Seasons Hotel Prague or Westfield Chodov.
Our certifications include VDI 6022B, NADCA or EVHA.
We are the biggest company in this sector on the Czech market, working across whole Europe with experience since 2009.
Like many successful projects, AEROSEAL began in a garage. Dr. Mark Modera invented a breakthrough aerosol-based sealing technology there. For the first time, it was possible to seal leaks and holes in air ducts from the inside. Modera’s invention was very well received by the industry and even won the prestigious Energy Top 100 award from the U.S. Department of Energy. AEROSEAL has been a proven choice for 30 years, and we are now bringing it to the Czech Republic.
Yes! AEROSEAL effectively seals air ducts and reduces energy loss. It also improves air quality and employee comfort. AEROSEAL helps organizations achieve energy efficiency, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and meet energy saving standards. As a result, it can be considered as a measure within sustainable energy use, which clients can include in their ESG reporting.
Yes! An EPC (Energy Performance Certificate) is a certificate that is part of an energy audit. It evaluates energy management, including the design of building measures, their prices, and impact. Because AEROSEAL brings guaranteed energy savings in the operation of ventilation systems, its use can be included in the overall design.
The American manufacturer of the technology guarantees that the system will last for 10 years after sealing. Experience shows that there is no problem to reach a period longer than 20 years.
Long-term experience from many different projects shows that the return on investment in AEROSEAL technology ranges from 3-5 years, but returns of less than 2 years are no exception!
