Research applications often require complex environmental control systems to cool critical equipment and processes. While there are too many varieties of environmental control requirements that come up in research applications to list here, Air Innovations has experience designing environmental cooling systems with a wide range of constraints and parameters including the following: temperature, humidity, filtration, airflow, space, shape, color, material, energy consumption, heat-exhaust, explosion-proofing, harsh environments, and more.

Some military and defense systems, such as targeting and calibration systems, require process environmental control units (ECUs) to function properly and consistently. And while a commercial or industrial environmental control system will share attributes with a defense or military environmental control unit — such as having specific temperature and humidity requirements or clean room level filtration — many defense and military environmental control units are also exposed to harsh environments or require ruggedization to be effective.

Complex situations call for environmental control expertise. There are not many places that have the rigid standards and necessity for high quality as Homeland Security, but we are able to provide custom solutions in environmental control and homeland security HVAC. Homeland Security trusts Air Innovations to deliver.

Biotech, life sciences, and pharmaceutical HVAC systems are often needed for temperature, humidity and dew point control in sensitive processes and equipment. At Air Innovations, we’ve created a variety of process control systems for the medical, biotech, and life sciences fields.

Whether you are preparing to send payloads into space, testing ballistic missile systems, calibrating equipment in very precise conditions, or working in other areas of aerospace and defense systems, you can be confident knowing your environmental control units will be developed to precise aerospace specifications and with decades of experience.