Student complex AmstelHome equipped with 5 heat recovery units from Mark

Mark provides student complex with pleasant indoor climate

With five Mark AERFLOW plug and play air handling units each with a capacity of 14.000 m³ per hour, Mark Eire provides a maximum amount of 70.000 m³ of fresh air per hour for students in their new student residence called AmstelHome in Amsterdam in The Netherlands. This allows the residents to study, sleep and relax in an environment with a comfortable level of fresh air.

Because the air flow at the grilles can be amended, optimum tuning is possible with the maximum amount of fresh air and minimum noise. For Mark Eire it has been a great project to show that alongside industrial buildings it can supply adequate ventilation for schools, offices and apartment blocks as well. In addition, Mark Eire adds value by working with CMK Luchttechniek for the delivery and installation of the air piping.

The Mark Aerflow plug and play heat recovery unit is designed to meet the highest quality requirements. The unit has a counter flow heat exchanger with an efficiency of 90%. This ensures that 90% of the extracted energy is delivered to the fresh supply air. Because of this high efficiency, no post-heating is required in most cases. This makes it that the Mark Aerflow is a sustainable solution for the ventilation of buildings. For AmstelHome the choice was made for an outdoor installation, but the Mark Aerflow is also available as indoor installation. The controlling and reading out can be done locally but also remotely via a handheld display, computer or building management system.