IT EN DE FR BACK TO HOMEPAGE News Eurapo laboratories towards the "Aeraulic Tunnel" The project for the expansion and enhancement of the Eurapo laboratories - the doubling of the size of the calorimetric chamber is already in the pipeline - provides for new and important investments. One of these, undoubtedly the most suggestive and for now futuristic, concerns the integration of a new concept Aeraulic Tunnel into the calorimetric chamber , a technological solution among the few in Italy . This site or third-party tools used by this make use of cookies necessary for the operation and useful for the purposes described in the cookie policy. If you do not change your browser settings, the use of cookies is considered accepted. More information Accept

IT EN DE FR BACK TO HOMEPAGE News Completion of laboratories The completion of the Eurapo laboratories in the head quarter of Pordenone is characterized by a very important step. In fact, two reverberating chambers have been created for acoustic tests, connected to each other by an opening for the installation of ducted aeraulic systems with the aim of carrying out, individually or in combination, measurements for determining the sound power of fan coils, distribution boxes. , large ducted units, regulation systems and other elements or components of ducted aeraulic systems and not in accordance with the measurement methods described by the UNI EN ISO 3740, UNI EN ISO 3741 and UNI EN ISO 5135 standards. "This investment - they explain in Eurapo - allows us to make a further leap in quality both in the technical assistance offered to customers - our flagship - and in the development of new products and new solutions for air conditioning systems, in strict compliance of the reference regulations and in the pursuit of increasingly higher performance standards. The technical laboratory we have is the state of the art, in Italy there are no comparable ones: the new calorimetric chamber and the new enthalpy aeraulic tunnel have in fact been added to the two new reverberant chambers, designed in collaboration with the 'University of Padua ». in strict compliance with the reference regulations and in the pursuit of increasingly higher performance standards. This site or third-party tools used by this make use of cookies necessary for the operation and useful for the purposes described in the cookie policy. If you do not change your browser settings, the use of cookies is considered accepted. More information Accept