Climate Calculations

Climate calculations for the perfect indoor environment

The indoor climate is key to creating a productive and cost-effective workplace environment.

The indoor climate is a critical component in a sustainable and productive workplace environment and typically involves lighting, heating, air conditioning and ventilation.

At AFRY we work on ‘climate calculations’, to calculate the temperature stratification, contaminant spread, compression ratios and air movements in individual areas and entire buildings with the help of 3D technology.

The purpose is to identify any weak links in the indoor climate as well as define what measures can be taken to improve the indoor environment. This results in cost efficiencies as well as a better environment for the people in the building.

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VP and Head of Business Area Buildings Sweden

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