Efficient gas and waste-heat humidity at Campus Kronberg Gamma

Improving energy efficiency in modern building technology often requires innovative solutions that combine comfort with sustainability. At Campus Kronberg, the Condair GS gas-powered steam humidification system achieves exactly this by enhancing both indoor air quality and heat recovery performance.

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Condair GS at Campus Kronberg: Efficient steam humidification with integrated heat recovery

In summer 2014, the gas-operated steam humidifier system Condair GS was installed and used for the first time in the air conditioning system of the “Gamma” building at Campus Kronberg. In this patented system, the waste gases from gas combustion are guided into the exhaust air in the air conditioning system, where they contribute to an increase in the heat recovery performance.

Condair GS

Condair GS units are the standard in high-efficiency humidification with gas. The exhaust gas can be discharged directly through HVAC exhaust air. Exhaust gas heat is mostly recovered through heat recovery in the HVAC unit.

Condair GS is the first choice when it comes to top efficiency and easy installation.

These units can easily be added to existing systems.

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Condair in action

Projects and references

The Glasshouse (formerly Sage), UK

The Glasshouse International Centre for Music is a concert and event center in Gateshead, England, and home to the Royal Northern Sinfonia ensemble and the Academy of Music and Sound. It has three performance halls that seat 1,700, 400 and 200 people respectively.

Condair gas-fired steam humidifiers ensure the optimum atmosphere to preserve the wooden interior and musical instruments, as well as creating a healthy and comfortable room air humidity in the halls.