| How Direct Fired Gas Heating Works
Direct Fired gas heating is one of the simplest and most cost-effective methods for heating air. Outside air enters the unit (at point A) and is either filtered or not. If desired, a quantity of returning room air can be added (B) to this outside air in a balanced fashion to assure a constant total airflow. This air then passes over a line burner: The airflow pattern is closely controlled using profile plates, resulting in 100% efficient combustion.
The air is directly heated by this clean, controlled gas flame and distributed into the building using heavy duty centrifugal blowers (C). By carefully controlling the airflow pattern and volume, the system can provide complete, 100% combustion. Complete combustion produces only water vapor and carbon dioxide (CO2). Harmful combustion by-products are the result of incomplete combustion and a good reason why you should buy from an established expert in gas heating technology. |