Mass Air Conditioning refers to a large-scale cooling system designed to regulate the temperature and air quality of extensive spaces or multiple rooms simultaneously. These systems are typically used in commercial buildings, shopping malls, airports, hospitals, office complexes, and other large facilities.
Unlike individual or room-specific air conditioning units, mass air conditioning systems often use centralized cooling equipment, such as chillers, cooling towers, and air handling units, distributing cooled air through extensive ductwork to maintain a consistent and comfortable environment throughout the entire area.
Key features include:
- Centralized control and operation
- Ability to cool large volumes of air efficiently
- Integration with ventilation systems to improve indoor air quality
- Energy efficiency considerations for large-scale use
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