What is air conditioning?

Definition of air conditioning

Air conditioning refers to specialized processes in order to provide quality air in the required amount. These processes are carried out by fresh air supply equipment as well as quality improvement equipment. In fact, air conditioning is like a puzzle whose different components help to provide the overall picture and reach the same goal; For example, while the air conditioner is performing the task of providing fresh air, the compression chiller is cooling the air and at the same time the condensation boiler is heating the water.

Air conditioning means performing an operation on the air in order to make the air conditions of the desired place more comfortable and healthy for living, working or certain industrial operations and to reach a level of sufficient desirability. Air conditioning makes the air conditions stay constant or change automatically according to a specific method.

Air conditioning, which is also called pleasant ventilation or pleasant air, is actually a branch of mechanical engineering. Its basic task is to provide conditions that promote human well-being and are needed to maintain a certain product or process. To perform such an action and achieve these goals, a device with a suitable capacity must be implemented and installed and controlled during its operation.

Purpose of ventilation

Air conditioning provides these conditions in different ways for people in residential, commercial, industrial, medical, office environments and regardless of any weather conditions: