TTC Timmler Technology TTC Active and Passive Chilled Beams ...

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Dexia Bank, Luxemburg
Architect Claude Vasconi
For the new administrative building of
Dexia Bank in Luxemburg, TTC developed
an active chilled beam (ACBLE) for heating
and/or cooling as well as the corresponding
curved ceiling panels (Fig. 30.1–3).
The primary air is supplied via nozzles,
using induction to suck in secondary air
through the air inlet grating and the heat
exchanger, located in the unit. The escaping
mixed air attaches itself to the ceiling,
due to the Coanda effect, then disperses
into the room and thus creates air circulation
in the room.
Altstadtpalais Munich
In the Altstadtpalais in Munich, architects
Auer + Weber/Munich applied ecological
axioms in conjunction with Feng shui
rules to install 434 active chilled beams
with primary air connection in the ceiling,
allowing a high level of flexibility
with regard to how the room is used and
furnished (Fig. 30.4–5).
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Subject to technical changes · Issued 10/2010