Feature:
HVAC+R
inhabitants. Linking these farming communities with future cities would be temperature
regulated trains. An increase in railway, as a safe, quick mode of transport will see a demand
for HVAC+R units that are portable and use little fuelling material. These units will rely on
recirculation and environmental control opposed to cooling.
As produce markets disappear, these train systems will be used to courier fresh produce
directly to your village and through local transport (temperature controlled) directly to
your door. Your produce market will become virtual, interacting with a shop keeper in your
home.
Villages re-born
The concept of community will grow. This will draw similar people together into future
villages that will not only thrive on social interaction, but adapt schooling, religion and
politics to suit that type of village. Communities will make their own laws, and co-exist with
other villages virtually. Homes will become resting areas with a maximum of three rooms.
Temperate control would be governed by digital signals emitted from occupants. HVAC
controllers would regulate room temperature along with detecting any possible fevers or
other temperature controlled health issues.
Daikin Launches VRV IV Heat Recovery in South Africa
It has been over 30 years since the
HVAC industry was transformed with
the introduction of the world’s first
air conditioning system with variable
refrigerant control, based on the Variable
Refrigerant Volume (VRV) technology
pioneered by Daikin. With the launch
of Daikin’s Latest VRV IV Heat Recovery
solution, this trend is set to continue as
the bar has been raised yet again for HVAC
systems and the Industry around the world.
Hosted in Johannesburg and Cape Town, the launch events featured Daikin’s
International VRV Specialist Guest speaker, Hubert Gatez, and were attended by more
than 100 Con