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Davide Di Dia

Davide Di Dia is an Energy Engineer working as an Application Specialist at the CAREL HVAC Commercial Marketing Unit.
After obtaining his master’s degree, he worked for an energy consulting company focusing on improving energy efficiency in various industrial sectors. He also had a significant work experience in the heat exchanger business, where he consolidated his thermodynamic knowledge and acquired experience in air conditioning and refrigeration applications.
Since 2023 his focus has been expanding and strengthening the CAREL Group’s position in the HVAC commercial sector, enhancing the integration between different company areas and identifying tailored solutions for improving air handling units and building management systems.
Controlling CO2 concentration with mechanical ventilation By Davide Di Dia, On 5/29/25 7:00 AM healthcare indoor air quality
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All heterotrophic organisms emit CO 2 as a waste product of their metabolism. Ventilation units, equipped with adequate monitoring systems, can reduce the concentration of CO 2 and,
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Airborne particle classification: size and type By Davide Di Dia, On 2/27/25 8:00 AM healthcare indoor air quality
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The air we breathe every day is not just a mixture of gases, indeed it also contains suspended solid and/or liquid substances . The aerodynamic diameter of these particles determines how far they
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Highly-efficient energy recovery for ventilation units By Davide Di Dia, On 10/31/24 8:00 AM energy efficiency heat pumps temperature and humidity control
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Efforts in the building world, driven by increasingly stringent regulations, have recently focused on low consumption and eco-sustainable buildings (NEZEB and ZEB). To achieve the required results,
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CO2, temperature, and humidity monitoring sustain IAQ By Davide Di Dia, On 9/12/24 7:00 AM air conditioning healthcare temperature and humidity control
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Maintaining indoor air quality (IAQ) involves monitoring and managing pollutants, temperature and humidity using a ventilation and air conditioning system. The sources of indoor air pollutants may
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