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Ufd Vs Ufad

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Due to a rapid growth in human society, economic and human need for social spaces, selecting an appropriate ventilation system in different spaces has achieved considerable attention as the subject of the researches over the last decades in efforts to enhance the efficiency of building systems in addition to meeting the individual thermal needs and preferences of the occupants. UFAD system as part of the design of an HVAC system has become an appropriate alternative to conventional OHAD system and has been widely used in new buildings due to many advantages over OHAD systems. The only difference between the UFAD and OHAD is in the air supply plenum configuration. While OHAD system typically uses ducts to distribute the conditioned air for its ventilation, UFAD systems use the underfloor plenum which is formed by installation of a raised floor and generally sits above the structural concrete slab. In UFAD system, it is possible to control the supply air for each occupant of the space by installing separate diffusers for each occupant. Also, in cooling mode, due to the closer position of the supply air to the occupants in UFAD systems the supply air temperature is higher (about 3-4 °C) in comparison with traditional OHAD systems.

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