Custom Air Handling Units
Engineered Air Handling Solutions for Commercial & Industrial Applications
Michigan Mechanical Systems provides custom air-handling solutions tailored to your facility's needs for commercial and industrial facilities requiring more than an off-the-shelf HVAC solution.
Whether your application involves unique airflow requirements, space limitations, specialized filtration, temperature or humidity control, or demanding operating conditions, we can help identify an air-handling solution tailored to your facility's needs.
Industrial Gas Detection & Monitoring
Detect Potential Hazards Before They Become Serious Problems
Industrial and commercial facilities can contain gases generated by equipment, processes, fuel systems, vehicles and other sources. A properly designed gas detection system provides continuous monitoring and can alert facility personnel when gas concentrations reach predetermined levels.
Gas detection solutions can be applied in:
- Manufacturing and industrial facilities
- Mechanical and boiler rooms
- Warehouses and distribution facilities
- Parking structures
- Vehicle maintenance facilities
- Process and production areas
- Commercial buildings
- Equipment and utility rooms
- Specialized industrial environments
Toxic & Combustible Gas Detection
Monitoring Solutions Designed Around the Application
Different environments present different potential gas hazards. Selecting the appropriate detector requires understanding which gases may be present, where they could accumulate and how the monitoring system should respond.
Toxic Gas Detection
Monitor potentially harmful gases that can present health and safety concerns when concentrations exceed acceptable levels.
Combustible Gas Detection
Monitor combustible gases and vapors that could create potentially hazardous conditions within a facility.
Oxygen Monitoring
Monitor areas where oxygen levels could become deficient or enriched due to processes, stored gases or other operating conditions.
Single & Multiple-Point Monitoring
Systems can be configured for localized detection or multiple monitoring points throughout a facility.
Choosing the Right
Gas Detection System
Sensor Selection, Placement & Controls Matter
Effective gas monitoring involves more than simply installing a detector.
The type of gas, potential source, concentration, ventilation pattern and physical characteristics of the monitored gas can all influence equipment selection and sensor placement.
Important considerations can include:
- Type of gas being monitored
- Toxic or combustible characteristics
- Number of monitoring locations
- Sensor placement
- Alarm requirements
- Ventilation system integration
- Local or central controls
- Building automation integration
- Operating environment
- Maintenance and calibration requirements
Michigan Mechanical Systems can help evaluate the application and identify a gas detection solution appropriate for your facility and operating requirements.
Gas Detection
& Mechanical Ventilation
Detect the Hazard. Activate the Response.
Gas detection can become even more effective when integrated with a facility's mechanical ventilation system.
When predetermined gas levels are detected, a properly designed control strategy can initiate alarms or activate ventilation equipment to help remove contaminated air and introduce fresh air.
Michigan Mechanical Systems can help coordinate gas monitoring equipment with exhaust and supply fans, louvers and dampers, make-up air systems and other ventilation components to provide a more complete air-quality and ventilation solution.
Complete Gas Detection & Ventilation Solutions
Integrating Monitoring with Your Mechanical Systems
Michigan Mechanical Systems provides more than individual gas detection components. Our mechanical systems experience allows us to consider how detection, controls and ventilation equipment work together.
Gas monitoring systems can be incorporated with exhaust and supply fans, make-up air equipment, air handling systems, louvers and dampers, vehicle exhaust systems and other mechanical ventilation equipment.
This systems-based approach can provide a more coordinated solution for monitoring potentially hazardous conditions and managing facility ventilation.
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Stand-Alone or Central Gas Monitoring Systems
Flexible Solutions for Facilities of Different Sizes
Not every application requires the same level of gas monitoring.
For smaller or localized applications, a stand-alone gas detector/controller can provide monitoring and alarm capabilities for a specific area.
Larger facilities can incorporate multiple sensors into a central gas detection control system, allowing several areas or gas types to be monitored from a centralized location.
Depending on the application and selected equipment, gas detection systems may also be integrated with ventilation equipment, alarms, building controls and other facility systems.
Protect Your Facility with the Right Monitoring System
Whether you need a stand-alone detector, multiple monitoring points, or an integrated gas detection and ventilation system, Michigan Mechanical Systems can help you identify the right solution for your application.
Let’s discuss your facility, potential gas hazards and monitoring requirements.