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Energy management<br />

<strong>COMBINED</strong> <strong>VENTILATION</strong><br />

Save energy costs by using this especially<br />

effective ventilation system.<br />

It is economic and reliable while in operation and<br />

insures a livestock-friendly and efficient climate inside<br />

the stable at any time of the year.


<strong>COMBINED</strong> <strong>VENTILATION</strong><br />

Four seasons – simply the best temperature!<br />

RIMU combined ventilation approves all pledges concerning efficiency<br />

by a long-term-study carried out by the University of Bonn, Germany:<br />

Top: Combined air duct in the attic.<br />

Thereunder on the left side: incoming air ventilator<br />

for combined operation.<br />

On the right side: automatic supply air flap at<br />

the ceiling (summer).<br />

Thereunder on the left side: an example in a<br />

fattening unit.<br />

On the right side: operation in a fattening unit<br />

with 750 animal spaces.<br />

· Very good adjustability of the system<br />

· Low failure ratio and high vitality of all animals<br />

· Low carbon dioxide<br />

and ammonia values<br />

· Lower energy consumption<br />

than other systems<br />

“The advantages stated<br />

by RIMU have been approved<br />

by different measurings”<br />

On the left side: deep exhaustion in recess.


Energy management<br />

The way to a profitable stable climate<br />

In order to guarantee a livestockfriendly<br />

and thus, a profitable stable<br />

climate during the whole year, technical<br />

effort is required. So, ventilation<br />

ducts and temperature stability (heating!)<br />

in connection with sophisticated<br />

control technology and electronic are<br />

most important.<br />

When using the original RIMU-combined<br />

ventilation, the temperatures<br />

are correct at any time of the year!<br />

This system is cost-effective in operation<br />

and despite extreme operational<br />

requirements between summer and<br />

winter it is absolutely reliable. It is the<br />

ventilation system “Four Seasons”.<br />

Consistent air distribution<br />

The combined ventilation comes as a<br />

pleasant surprise since the incoming<br />

air flow is distributed inside the<br />

whole stable by the radial ventilator.<br />

Thereby, it can be guaranteed that all<br />

farm animals are supplied with fresh<br />

air and contaminated air flows are<br />

completely reduced.<br />

These positive effects are even more<br />

supported by deep exhaustion and<br />

precisely regulated control technology.<br />

Handling difficult weather conditions<br />

When the external air is getting<br />

colder, it is possible to work proportionately<br />

with combined ventilation.<br />

With the help of a blend door, this<br />

happens automatically. The fresh air<br />

ventilator operates actively and at the<br />

same time it distributes the fresh air<br />

at relatively low air rates by absorbing<br />

the air from a specially assigned<br />

incoming air duct. This controlled<br />

preheating without charge and the<br />

optimal distribution of the air mixture<br />

via radial ventilators is the actual secret<br />

of this system. So there is no temperature<br />

drop due to cooler outdoor<br />

air and no harmful gas. Heating<br />

costs decrease distinctly and this<br />

leads to energy savings up to 50%!<br />

Cost saving in relation to heating and<br />

electricity<br />

In need of higher or high air rates,<br />

the energy supply to the radial ventilator<br />

is closed and then it operates<br />

passively but still distributes the air so<br />

that costs can be saved in electricity.<br />

In this case additional air flaps open<br />

due to negative pressure and so, air<br />

exchange can be guaranteed. The<br />

blast ventilating effect provides for a<br />

pleasant stable climate in summer, so<br />

that the vitality of the farm animals is<br />

growing.<br />

Hereby, completely new point of<br />

views open up in relation to animalfriendly<br />

livestock-breeding conditions<br />

in connection with operating liability<br />

and cost reduction. RIMU-combined<br />

ventilation can be retrofitted easily<br />

and economically by using few preassembled<br />

components.<br />

The original RIMU-combined-system<br />

is a fully developed ventilation system.<br />

It does not have to avoid comparisons<br />

to other solutions on this<br />

sector. All known advantages were<br />

proven again by a long-term study<br />

executed by the University of Bonn in<br />

2008.wieder bestätigt:<br />

1. Little failure ratio<br />

2. High vitality of farm animals<br />

3. Low emission concentration of<br />

CO² and NH³<br />

4. Low energy consumption.<br />

RIMU – Your partner for custommade-solutions<br />

RIMU has specialized in planning<br />

and building of agricultural ventilation<br />

systems for more than 50 years<br />

now. Their constructions can be used<br />

compatibly in many ways due to permanent<br />

innovation and enhancements<br />

and thus, ensure first-class<br />

operating reliability and efficiency.<br />

www.rimu.de info@rimu.de<br />

Telefon +49 (08231) 9639-0


Energy management<br />

Operators are pleased!<br />

Experts say that air circulation systems<br />

use up a lot of electricity due to<br />

the extensive air circulation. However,<br />

this argument could be refuted<br />

by performing a rating under real<br />

conditions: In a pig fattening unit<br />

with 600 animal spaces in the east<br />

of the German federal state of Brandenburg<br />

data were collected on a<br />

weekly basis, which lead to positive<br />

results. Operators and stable staff are<br />

very content with the ventilating per-<br />

formance and they say that the handling<br />

of the climate computer is easy<br />

and intuitional. The animals gained<br />

weight at an average of 400 g per<br />

day (animals with a weight of 5 kg<br />

up to 27 kg), which was good and<br />

the share of CO² emissions at minimal<br />

ventilation was considerably<br />

below the critical value of 3,000<br />

ppm (according to the regulations for<br />

pig breeding).<br />

We bring light to darkness:<br />

Make your exhibition gain!<br />

Scan the code and register on www.rimu.de/messeaktion and<br />

you will get this solar LED torch for free!<br />

RIMU-Agrartechnologie GmbH<br />

Messerschmittring 19<br />

86343 Königsbrunn, Germany<br />

www.rimu.de info@rimu.de<br />

Telefon +49 (0821) 9639-0 · Fax -23

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