Author Archives: AAAT

50 Stores with Coles Seibu Giken DST Dryers find there way into over 50 Coles supermarkets since 2011 given the unique technology manipulation optimised for a complex site. The units provide 30kg/h moisture removal using waste heat alone for substantial … Continue reading →

Simplot at Bathurst are a leading food processor of products including Edgles Birdseye and Chico rolls and although inland, they are exposed to enough moisture to cause ice problems in -20C stores.  The site has multiple entrances and use of … Continue reading →

The cost of fresh air is substantial and AAAT can assist in modelling this via Linric or Beaver methods. To ensure the moisture load and energy consumption is minimal a Lindab Volume control damper is able to  get precise airflows … Continue reading →

  50 Years in operation for DST Seibu Giken Air and Aqua Tech has been the Australian representative for DST Seibu Giken and we are happy to say they have just celebrated 50 years of operation. In July of 1965, … Continue reading →

University of Queensland DST and AAAT provided the largest Desiccant AHU in a sub tropical climate at UQ St Lucia Queensland, where solar heat provided regeneration for a desiccant rotor, and indirect cooling reduced the heat gain of this. Medland … Continue reading →

Mould Prevention at Central QLD University DOAS (dedicated outdoor air systems) is a practice that is developing in humid climates to tackle IAQ (indoor air quality) issues especially regarding mould. The idea is to reduce the excessive power consumption of … Continue reading →

The Collection of iconic works by Sidney Nolan was donated to the people of Australia and includes fifteen works from the Kelly series and the first of the artist’s Burke and Wills paintings. This significant collection is explored through a … Continue reading →

Ryan Wilks recently completed air conditioning modifications at the National Archives of Australia Chester Hill repository in the Security Vault and Low Temperature Film Vault areas. The National Archives site provides storage of permanent Commonwealth records of enduring value and in many instances the stored … Continue reading →