A major pharmaceutical company constructed a new 49,200 sq. ft. warehouse in Louisville, KY, but faced challenges with temperature control for pharmaceutical warehouse storage. The initial HVAC system did not adequately address the impact of stratification on pallet storage, causing significant temperature regulation problems.
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Results
“The new HVAC system has been up and running for about 18 months and since then, the temperature alarms have not shown any excursions.” – Michael Simpson, Mechanical Engineer for Eichleay Engineers
The facility opened on schedule, with all areas maintaining compliance with FDA specifications.
The pharmaceutical company reported substantial improvements in temperature regulation. The facility’s upper rack levels, which were previously at risk, were now consistently maintained within the required temperature range.
The deployment of Airius Air Pear Series fans at the pharmaceutical warehouse in Louisville, KY, underscores the critical role of advanced air circulation solutions in maintaining precise temperature control. By effectively addressing stratification issues, the Airius fans ensured both compliance with FDA standards and the integrity of pharmaceutical products.
