Pressure-regulated house climate easily implemented
Ventilation based on negative pressure
The climate in pig houses is increasingly regulated based on negative pressure rather than with a measuring fan that determines how much ventilation is required in the compartment. After all, ventilation based on pressure regulation is much more accurate, which has a positive impact on the welfare of your pigs. This accurate ventilation principle is called SmartFlow and can be easily implemented in any existing pig house.
SmartFlow ventilation with central duct
With SmartFlow, the system measures the pressure differential between the compartment and the central duct. This is done with a negative pressure sensor that can be easily mounted in the central corridor. The measurements determine how much air is flowing through the compartments. The SmartFlow is not limited by minimal air speeds, which means this system is capable of more accurate ventilation, even at minimum ventilation.
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Measuring fan replaced by pressure sensors
Converting an existing house to the SmartFlow system is very easy. The measuring fan is replaced with an ADU controller and pressure sensors are added. This applies both to houses with direct ventilation and those with a central duct.
The benefits of climate control based on negative pressure
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