Triple bank louvres for Energy Recovery Facility

Triple bank louvres for Energy Recovery Facility

McKenzie-Martin has provided a Triple bank louvre system for the Exeter Energy Recovery Facility. This state of the art project generates enough power and heat for around 5000 homes through the burning of up to 60,000 tons of non-recyclable waste.

Due to the requirement for improved rain protection McKenzie-Martin were asked to design a system which included a triple banked, chevron blade capable of enhanced water resistance which did not compromise free air flow into the facility.

McKenzie Martin triple bank louvre systems are comprised of a triple pass louvre blade with integral water traps and drains to offer permanent ventilation are designed to give increased rain defence capability over single & double bank louvre systems.

Available in a variety of materials and finishes and capable of providing 46%-50% free area by coverage, McKenzie-Martin's triple bank system is a perfect natural ventilation scheme for any application where weather resistance and environmentally friendly building management are a must.

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