The 6-day 4th China International Import Expo (CIIE) drew to a close on Nov 10. Exhibition area of 360,000 square meters, 58 countries and 3 international organizations participated in the national exhibition, nearly 3,000 exhibitors from 127 countries and regions appeared in the enterprise exhibiti

At the CIIE, Accenture released a white Paper on China's Energy Companies' Low-carbon Transformation: Innovative Technologies Unlock New Sustainable Value. Accenture said the transformation of the energy industry will have a profound impact on China's efforts to achieve the goal of "dual carbon". Th

with the increasing demands of modern buildings for indoor air quality, energy efficiency, and construction convenience, the materials and forms of ventilation and air conditioning systems—the core components for regulating the building environment—are continuously evolving. against this backdrop, f

With the increasing demands of modern architecture for ventilation system performance, energy efficiency, and aesthetics, fabric ductwork (also known as textile air dispersion systems or FabricAir) has been widely adopted in commercial, industrial, and public buildings. This is due to its advantages

With the widespread adoption of green building concepts and continuous advancements in HVAC technology, traditional metal duct systems are increasingly revealing shortcomings in construction complexity, energy consumption control, maintenance costs, and air quality. In this context, fabric d

Against the backdrop of increasingly stringent requirements for air quality, energy efficiency, and comfort in modern architectural environments, traditional metal duct systems are gradually becoming inadequate for high-standard engineering needs due to issues such as heavy weight, complex installat

Fabric air ducts (also known as textile ducts, fabric ducts, or permeable ducts) are air distribution systems made from specialized fiber materials. They have gained widespread application in commercial, industrial, and public buildings in recent years. Compared to traditional metal ductwork, fabric

In modern HVAC systems, fabric ducts (also known as fiber fabric ducts, textile ducts, or air dispersion systems) have been widely applied in fields such as food processing, pharmaceutical cleanrooms, sports venues, commercial spaces, and industrial plants due to their advantages of being lightweigh

As modern buildings place increasing demands on indoor air quality, energy efficiency, and comfort, traditional metal duct systems are gradually revealing limitations in certain application scenarios. Against this backdrop, fiber fabric ducts (also known as textile ducts, fabric air dispersion syste

As modern buildings increasingly demand higher indoor air quality, energy efficiency, and installation convenience, traditional metal duct systems are gradually revealing limitations in certain applications. In this context, fiber fabric duct systems (also known as fabric air ducts or fabric socks)