FDD Low Speed Displacement Diffusers are the new air conditioning system used for comfort air conditioning in spaces with ceiling heights of 3.5 meters and above.
In contrast to the practice in conventional systems, where air is delivered into space at certain velocities and mixed with space air
through vents and diffusers placed on the ceiling or wall, it envisages delivering air at very low velocities and without disturbance to the space.
Very low induction rates are used in displacement diffusers.
Fresh air is blown into the spaces with a temperature difference of 10 to 60 K, depending on the internal heat load.
In displacement air conditioning applications, conditioned air is delivered at very low speed through special diffusers from locations close
to the floor levels of the neighborhood.
It spreads over the ground due to the density it reaches, and when it approaches heat sources such as people or appliances, it rises by
convection and thus sheds the convection generated by the heat source.
In displacement ventilation systems, cool air that relieves convection rises as its density decreases as a result of heating.
For this reason, the exhaust vent is placed at high levels.
Very large halls are ideal application environments for economical air conditioning systems without creating turbulence (vortex).