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Durkduct Flexible Air Ducting Solution for Automotive Industry

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  Durkee fabric air ducting solution for the automotive industry      Durkee  textile air ductwork  has been applied in the automotive plant  since 2008, from industry benchmarks,  foreign-invested  factories to domestic-owned factories, and from  OEM  to other automotive accessories  producers .  So far, all major engineering projects or benchmark enterprises in automobile manufacturing plants have chosen  Durkee   flexible fabric air dispersion system .  Durkee has a group of famous users worldwide, such as Volkswagen, General Motors, Ford, Renault, Fiat, Tesla, Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Audi, Mercedes-Benz, FAW, SAIC, GAC, Dongfeng, and Geely, etc.      By 2015,  all automobile manufacturing industry projects only used  Nanosox  fabric ducts  as  the secondary air supply duct with unique properties, such as low space position line  or spot  air supply for ene...

An Analysis of Common Issues with Durkee Fabric Fiber Air Ducts in Cold Storage Design

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Durkee has achieved the characteristics of small temperature difference in the area, control of the wind speed, shortened cooling time, noise reduction, quick installation, and simple maintenance by simulating the form of refrigeration through the pipe and extending the distance of the fan cooling supply. However, in the actual engineering design process, due to the blind pursuit of cost, the following problems in duct design often occur, which completely fail to reflect the advantages of fiber fabric air ducts and even affect the actual use of cold storage. Length design problem of fiber fabric air ducts To save the cost of fiber fabric duct systems, some projects design the length of the ducts to be half or even shorter than the length of the warehouse, to rely on large nozzles at the end of the ducts to supply air to the remaining areas. Designing the length of the ducts to be half of the length of the warehouse without calculating the airflow and air pressure not only equals direct...