In order to create a perfect indoor climate, it is necessary to take into account both the characteristics of buildings, the needs of users and how external and internal factors interact and affect the indoor climate. These are complex relationships, difficult to calculate if you do not have an effective simulation tool at hand.
In Denmark, there is a growing interest in improving the indoor climate in the country’s schools and institutions. St. Michael’s School in Kolding is the latest in a series of schools that have chosen to install a demand-controlled and energy efficient Lindab Pascal ventilation system.
With Lindab’s latest product, a new generation of circular fire dampers is introduced to the Lindab Protect assortment. The FNC1U has all parts completely integrated, it is light weighted, easy to install and highly effective.
Lindab Innovation Hub, specialists in indoor climate research and technology, held their first innovation race event in November 2019 as a first step in a series of tailored innovation workshops with the objective of changing the narrative on indoor air quality.
Art, culture and activities with quality focus. It’s hard not to be impressed standing in front of Spritan’s four floor facade, oozing with industrial history. “Spritan” is the old local nickname for the building, referring to the production of spirits that took place on the premises.
In 2015, Lindab introduced a revolutionary product to the ventilation industry. Using ultrasound sensors, Ultralink was able to perform precise measurements of temperature and airflow in ventilation systems, while also reducing energy consumption for the user.
Minimizing duct leakage is an underestimated energy-saving opportunity that can be achieved with no technical restrictions and with minimal effort. This has been well-proven through research, standards, directives, and legislation. It is crucial that the installer has the right education, awareness and that field measurements are performed to ensure minimum leakage and meeting the design values.
Lindab has installed one of Europe's best sound labs in Farum near Copenhagen. It has recently been expanded so that it can now be used for sound measurements on virtually all types of products. The laboratory is not only used by Lindab itself but also by external customers that require precise documentation of their products' sound attenuation/absorption, sound power levels, and pressure drop.
Sometimes projects are extra demanding. Perhaps not in the choice of products or solutions. But rather in the overall project execution, when aspects such as efficiency of installation and lowering of transport cost and minimized carbon dioxide footprint are taken into account.
Lindab Innovation Hub and Best Western Hotel Duxiana in Helsingborg have started to collaborate on a joint project. Together, they will analyse the indoor climate of the hotel, and at the same time, raise awareness of its importance. "Room climate is extremely important, and we hope to get this across to people," says Johan Knutsson, owner of Hotel Duxiana.
Lindab Innovation Hub highlights indoor climates with a mini exhibition at Mindpark in Helsingborg. The aim of the exhibition is to increase knowledge of the indoor climate. "We want to raise awareness and get people to reflect on how important this issue is," says Nicklas Friberg, Head of Lindab Innovation Hub.
Lindab is Sweden's leading company in the field of ventilation and indoor climate solutions. Now the organisation is opening a new research and development facility in Helsingborg, Sweden – the Lindab Innovation Hub.
