Neatafan’s Blog
As a expert Ventilation Manufacturer we like to keep updated with the industry’s key topics & issues…
Humidity Controller
Everybody has experience of condensation indoors and most have a rough idea of the process involved. Evidence of materials damaged by excess moisture or lack of moisture are all around us and the result is due to their surrounding air conditions. Most people do not...
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Neatafan’s Racing Bike at Castle Combe Sept 2018
On the 1st & 2nd September 2018, Neatafan will be sponsoring Dave Hampton to race in the NG Road Racing Motorcycle Club at Round 13/14 in Castle Combe. He will be riding Neatafan’s racing bike from 2017, which was used in the HEL Performance Championship which ran...
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Natural Ventilation
You may have heard about ‘Natural Ventilation. The idea has some merit and in ideal conditions (perhaps 3 summer months) it will work but it will require a more practical solution to work effectively all year round.
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Neatafan Racing at Cadwell Park – Round 8
The race was good for the first few laps as Tom was in 8th, dicing with Asher Durham on the other Mahindra. Then disaster struck as Tom fell off on a high-speed corner, he was lucky not to be hurt. The result of trying too hard to make up for the loss of power.
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The perfect demand controlled ventilation system…
To improve the indoor air quality (IAQ) within a building, the perfect demand controlled ventilation system depends on reliable sensors. Phil Daw, Director of Neatafan Ltd goes into detail as to how to achieve this.
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How do you achieve successful ventilation in buildings?
In my last post we established that ventilation in a building is necessary. So, how to we go about it? The driver of air movement is pressure difference; high pressure air is attracted to low pressure air and this basic fact is often overlooked. If you fit an...
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Ventilation Design – Why is it so important?
Human comfort and health within the building is the object of ventilation & air conditioning and energy will inevitably be consumed achieving these goals. However, the current drive to save energy has led to some poor designs and even to more consumption of electricity with mechanical cooling running for most of the UK summer.
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