KEMPER Layer / Displacement-Type Hall Ventilation System

Every production hall is different. That is why KEMPER offers exhaust ventilation solutions based on the principles of mixed ventilation, displacement ventilation, or stratified ventilation—or a combination of the two. We analyze the initial conditions and develop a production hall ventilation concept tailored to your production environment, taking into account your budget, energy efficiency, and the best possible air quality for your employees. By the way: The Federal Office for Economic Affairs and Export Control (BAFA) offers financing options for companies that implement individual, replacement, or new investments—such as the highly efficient KEMPER welding fume extraction and workshop ventilation systems— thereby sustainably reducing CO2 emissions. Apply for funding covering up to 40% of your investment. Contact us to learn more about the subsidy program. We’d be happy to advise you. Layer ventilation / displacement ventilation Contaminated air is drawn in through intake ducts located four to six meters above the floor. Exhaust ducts near the floor evenly return the air to the room. The filtered air pushes the welding fumes upward via thermal convection caused by heat. The ducts are connected to the central exhaust and filtration system.