Industrial Ventilation
Case Studies
Scrubber fan to extract fumes from an acidic environment
Our client is a precious metals casting and forging plant, which had an existing fibreglass scrubber fan that extracted fumes from the lab area. The existing fan was failing, so they asked Dynamic Engineering Australia for assistance. We were able to organise a customised Mild steel fan with Teflon coating, particularly suited to their acidic environment. The fan is currently being installed, with a smooth changeover anticipated.
Economical ventilation equipment for whole of multi-storey apartment complex
Challenge
To supply our customer with suitable and economical ventilation equipment for this multi-storey apartment development in East Perth. The job included everything from the small individual kitchen and bathroom extraction units, to outside air fans for the air conditioning, through to the carpark extraction system.
Solution
We evaluated this project and compiled suitable products and lead times to suit the client's needs and requirements. We supplied a complete package of high quality, economical ventilation equipment to suit these requirements on time and budget.
Satisfaction
We saved our client time and money by providing the best products for each of the specific needs. Our ventilation products and systems for these apartments were installed on or under budget and with minimal work and stress for our client.
Guildford Grammar School - upgrade to D&T dust collection system
Challenge
The D&T wood-working department at Guildford Grammar School (GGS) had an old and undersized cyclone dust collection system in place.
It badly needed upgrading and new ductwork to suit all the machines in the wood-working workshops. Dynamic Engineering Australia initially reviewed this system in 2019, and the school was able to secure funding for this new system this year.
Solution
This project required the supply and install of a new mechanical shaker dust collector, that included an explosion panel and roof-mounted direct drive fan. A completely new ductwork system was also required, with bast gates at each pick up point and incorporating an in-duct explosion valve.
A customised control system and variable speed drive for the collector fan motor was also supplied and commissioned.
As part of the project, Dynamic Engineering coordinated the complete demolition of the old system, and completed the new system installation over the two-week July holiday period, so that the school was able to start the new term with a new operational system.
Satisfaction
David York, GGS’ facility manager, was happy with how smoothly the project ran, and the operation of this system.
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