Waste Water Treatment HVAC Solutions
Exterior Wall-Mounts Designed to Keep Heat-Generating Equipment Cool
Precision Cooling Designed for Waste Water Treatment Buildings
Pumps, variable frequency drives (VFDs), motors, switchgear, and other infrastructure play critical roles to support treatment processes, but all that equipment generates a lot of heat. Bard Manufacturing provides exterior wall-mounted HVAC systems purpose-built to deliver reliable climate control for dedicated equipment buildings located throughout the facility
Whether an equipment building is constructed on site or manufactured off site as part of a modular, turnkey solution, Bard offers climate control options tailored to your building’s sensible cooling, humidity control, and operating requirements.
Exterior Climate Control Products Fit for Waste Water Treatment Buildings
Challenging environments demand specific HVAC solutions, and Bard has the range of exterior wall-mounts to meet your distinct climate control demands. We offer several exterior units so engineers and modular building manufacturers can select equipment according to the needs of each structure.
MEGA TEC
Bard Data Flex™
MULTI-TEC
Single Stage Air Conditioner and Heat Pumps
Reliable HVAC Systems Built to Address Waste Water Treatment Challenges
The waste water treatment process places unique demands on HVAC equipment. Airborne chemicals, high humidity, and changing heat loads make HVAC selection critical, and Bard provides tailored solutions to deliver quality systems designed with those operating conditions in mind.
Reliable Humidity Control
Cooling equipment-generated heat is only part of the HVAC challenge in many waste water treatment buildings. Extensive water piping and pipe sweating can create damp conditions that require careful moisture management.
Bard air conditioners and heat pumps offer dehumidification options when humidity control is part of the building’s requirements. When the sensible and latent loads for a building are known, Bard can help determine equipment suited to those conditions.
Units Built to Resist Corrosion
Chemicals found in waste water treatment environments can affect coils, condenser sections, cabinets, and other essential components. Without appropriate materials or protective options, exposure to those conditions can accelerate equipment deterioration.
Bard offers options designed for corrosive environments, including 316 stainless steel cabinet construction and special coatings to extend service life. With appropriate corrosion protection and ongoing maintenance, Bard has seen equipment remain in service for 20 years or more.
Simplified Maintenance
The easier HVAC units are to maintain, the better. Regular coil cleaning and filter replacements are especially important practices for equipment operating in waste water treatment facilities.
Bard’s exterior wall-mount systems simplify service access. By placing serviceable HVAC components in single package mounted on the exterior wall, maintenance by on-site personnel or third-party technicians is simple, efficient and eliminates the need to access the building or the roof.
Consistent Systems Across Multiple Buildings
Facilities need multiple equipment buildings to support different stages of the treatment process. Those buildings do not necessarily have identical HVAC requirements, but they can share a consistent exterior wall-mount approach.
Bard offers multiple HVAC products that accommodate the different operating conditions and building designs of each structure. This cohesive allows engineers and modular building manufacturers to use Bard climate control equipment across the entire facility for consistent, flexible HVAC solutions.
Remote Alarms and Communication
Some waste water treatment equipment buildings are normally unoccupied. When no one is regularly inside the space, remote communication and alarms become particularly important for helping facility personnel identify conditions that require attention.
Bard offers various control options that support communication with HVAC equipment and provide alerts when operating conditions change. Available controls like the LC6000, MC5300/5600, and MC4002 can integrate with your building management system (BMS) and allow for real-time adjustment adjustments anytime and anywhere they’re needed.
Frequently Asked Questions About Waste Water Treatment HVAC
Yes. Bard offers corrosion-protection options for HVAC equipment used in harsh environments, including protected or coated coils, protection for the unit itself, and 316 stainless steel cabinet construction. The best configuration depends on the conditions surrounding the equipment building.
Yes. Some waste water treatment equipment buildings can produce significant heat loads, and Bard offers higher-capacity options such as MEGA-TEC. Equipment should be selected according to the sensible and latent requirements established for the individual building.
Yes. Humidity control can be important in pump rooms and other damp equipment buildings where moisture removal needs to be addressed along with heat. Bard offers several HVAC systems with dehumidification options that can be evaluated according to the building’s latent-load requirements.
Yes. Cooling demand in a waste water treatment equipment building may change as pumps and other equipment cycle on and off. Systems like MEGA-TEC provide three stages of cooling and can reduce output as the load changes, while multiple standard wall-mount units can also be staged to respond to different cooling requirements.
Yes. Bard combines technical service, customer service, pre-sales support, and post-sales support to help customers before, during, and after installation. Our technical support and customer service teams are available whenever you need help with your systems, while Bard’s distribution network provides a local source of expertise.
Choose Bard for Waste Water Treatment HVAC
From higher-capacity and staged cooling systems to corrosion-resistant options, humidity control and remote controls, Bard can help engineers, modular building manufacturers and facility teams choose climate control equipment suited to the needs of individual buildings. Reach out to your local Bard representative to invest in a tailored HVAC system for buildings.