What is a duct?
The doctor is Air ducts Used to direct and distribute air inside buildings according to the engineering design.
Duct networks transport air from air conditioning or ventilation systems to the required locations, whether for distributing conditioned air inside rooms or for extracting air laden with odors, pollutants, and harmful gases from industrial areas or elsewhere, making them an essential component of air conditioning and ventilation systems.
Duct components and accessories
Canvas
A flexible connection with metal ends and a special leather in the middle that helps absorb vibrations generated by machines and prevent them from being transmitted to the duct network.
Flexible connections
It connects the duct and air distribution boxes, is insulated with fiberglass, and is easy to shape and install, especially in tight spaces.
Dunbar
A device for controlling the speed, quantity, and distribution of air. It can be operated manually or automatically, and comes in several types depending on the use.
Grills
Air outlets come in various shapes such as: side, longitudinal, square, circular, or jet, and are connected to flexible connections and air distribution boxes (Box Plenum).
Types of ducts
Circular duct
Rectangular duct
The square doctor
Features of the duct
Reduce pressure loss and ensure smooth airflow.
Direct air efficiently to all areas of the building.
Easy to maintain and clean.
Flexible design to suit various architectural schemes.