A Toronto HVAC installer used custom perforated airflow panels to stabilize airflow measurements and reduce dust buildup in prototypes.
Custom Perforated Airflow Panels for Local HVAC Installer Prototypes: Improving Measurement Accuracy
In mid-2024, a regional HVAC installer in Toronto, Canada, encountered recurring inconsistencies during airflow testing of new duct systems. Inspired by a Melbourne case study (Read the Melbourne case here), they upgraded their prototypes with custom perforated airflow panels to stabilize readings and enhance dust control.
Why Custom Perforated Panels Are Effective
Unlike solid panels, custom-perforated panels offer:
Consistent Air Distribution: Ensures even airflow across sensors.
Integrated Particle Control: Captures larger debris before it reaches filters.
Reusable Design: Withstands multiple prototype iterations without warping.
For ventilation measurement guidelines, see ASHRAE Handbook – Fundamentals and International Journal of Ventilation – Taylor & Francis.
Case Study: Toronto HVAC Testing Rig
Before using perforated panels, fluctuating airflow measurements often led to false adjustments in duct design. After installing stainless perforated airflow panels at both intake and exhaust points, the team achieved:
15% improvement in airflow measurement repeatability.
35% reduction in particulate buildup on secondary filters.
Reduced prototype recalibration time by 20%.
Internal Linking to Related Topics
For another HVAC prototype upgrade with perforated filtration sheets, see: Perforated Filtration and Screening Sheets for Local HVAC Installer Prototypes – Real Case & Airflow Accuracy Insights.
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Conclusion
The Toronto case demonstrates that custom perforated airflow panels not only improve measurement accuracy but also extend component life, making them an essential part of professional HVAC prototype testing.