A Turbine Air Ventilator is a passive ventilation system designed to improve airflow and reduce heat buildup in buildings without the need for electrical power or mechanical components. By harnessing the natural forces of wind and thermal buoyancy, the turbine effectively exhausts hot, stale air from indoor spaces, while allowing fresh air to circulate in. This eco-friendly solution is ideal for a variety of applications, including residential homes, commercial buildings, warehouses, and industrial facilities.
The working principle of a Turbine Air Ventilator is based on the rotation of a cylindrical structure (the turbine) that is driven by wind or air currents. As the wind flows over the turbine blades, it causes the rotor to spin. This rotation creates a low-pressure zone inside the ventilator, drawing out warm, stale air from the building or structure. Simultaneously, fresh air is drawn in through vents or openings, promoting natural ventilation. The movement of the turbine is purely driven by wind energy, making it an energy-efficient method of ventilation.
