Aviation

HVLS fans mix warmer air at the ceiling with cooler air at the floor to minimize ceiling-to-floor temperature differentials and increase the surface evaporation rate in an aircraft hangar.

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Reducing humidity, moisture and bacteria helps prevent condensation on the planes, cutting the risk of rust and other mechanical issues.

The FAA receives more than 10,000 reports of bird strikes per year, at a cost of $600 (€560) million to civil aviation. Aircraft hangar fans discourage birds from nesting in the hangar, reducing the risk of bird strikes and eliminating nests and droppings inside the hangar. Additionally, the sheer number of fans needed is dramatically decreased. Banyan Air went from 24 floor fans and three exhaust fans to using just three Revolution Fans between its two buildings (18,000 square feet and 24,000 square feet, respectively).

Banyan Air Service was able to not only improve air movement at their southern Florida aircraft facility with our Revolution fan, but the fan also acts as a bird deterrent that helps eliminate the dangers birds present to aviation facilities.