Climate Controlling System
Climate controlling system mainly refers to ventilation and temperature control. For poultry farmers, maintaining proper temperature and humidity in the chicken house is critical. The longitudinal design used for cooling-fan ventilation is the most economical and effective way to reduce summer temperatures.
The system uses exhaust fans and cooling pads working together — cooling pads on one side, fans on the other — to create negative pressure and draw cooled air through the house.
AGICO Climate Controlling System Specification
Cooling Pad Allocation Formula:
For A type battery cage: (House Length * House Width) / 20 = Cooling Pad Area
For H type battery cage: (House Length * House Width) / 15 = Cooling Pad Area
Working Principle of Climate Controlling System
Exhaust fans and cooling pads are the main components. Cooling pads are installed on one side of the chicken house, and ventilation fans on the other. When cooling is needed, the fan control system starts — heat is absorbed by water evaporation, reducing temperature. The more water that evaporates, the greater the temperature reduction.
Indoor air is forced out, creating negative pressure. The cooling pad works together with the exhaust fan, drawing incoming air through the pad at the ventilation inlet. Corrugated paper in the cooling pad is key to humidification and cooling. The drier the air, the greater the evaporation capacity — humidity is lowest during the hottest time of day when cooling is most needed, allowing air to be cooled several degrees.
