An air-conditioning duct structure of an aircraft includes an air-conditioning duct that is provided on each of a starboard side and a port side and guides conditioned air to a vicinity of a ceiling of a cabin in the aircraft. The air-conditioning duct includes a blowout portion and a blowout upstream portion. The blowout portion blows out the conditioned air to the cabin from an outboard side of the ceiling to an inboard side of the ceiling and toward a lower part than the ceiling, and the blowout upstream portion communicates with an upstream side of the blowout portion. In addition, the blowout portion or the blowout upstream portion is curved to cause a terminal end side of the blowout portion to be inclined downward with respect to a horizontal direction.

An overhead flow distribution assembly for an aircraft cabin, including a conduit defining a plenum having an inlet, upper outlets and lower outlets, the upper outlets spaced apart from each other along a longitudinal direction of the aircraft, the lower outlets spaced apart from each other along the longitudinal direction, the inlet being located between the upper outlets and the lower outlets, and a baffle extending within the plenum along the longitudinal direction, the baffle being located between the upper outlets and at least part of the inlet along a transverse direction normal to the longitudinal direction, the baffle having openings defined therethrough, the baffle configured to restrict airflow from the at least part of the inlet toward the upper outlets. A method of balancing a flow in an overhead flow distribution assembly for an aircraft cabin is also discussed.

A connector configured to couple plural wall elements defining rooms or to couple insulating panels that are formed by filling a cavity with a fluid foam material wherein the connector is encased by the foam material, the connector including a housing that forms a base wall arranged in a base plane and a front wall arranged opposite to the base wall in a front wall plane; a pass-through opening formed in the front wall and configured to receive a locking hook; a receiving cavity configured in the housing for at least one locking element, wherein the housing forms an air duct, wherein the air duct extends from the front plane towards the base plane, and wherein the air duct includes an air inlet opening in the base plane and an air outlet opening in the front plane.

A connector configured to couple plural wall elements defining rooms or to couple insulating panels that are formed by filling a cavity with a fluid foam material wherein the connector is encased by the foam material, the connector including a housing that forms a base wall arranged in a base plane and a front wall arranged opposite to the base wall in a front wall plane; a pass-through opening formed in the front wall and configured to receive a locking hook; a receiving cavity configured in the housing for at least one locking element, wherein the housing forms an air duct, wherein the air duct extends from the front plane towards the base plane, and wherein the air duct includes an air inlet opening in the base plane and an air outlet opening in the front plane.

A linear air diffuser for a suspended ceiling, which allows using a stretch ceiling material or any other suspended ceiling material or both simultaneously (installed on different sides of the profile) and also enables covering the point of connection of the mounting profile and stretch ceiling material or suspended ceiling material. The linear air diffuser also functions as a partition in a stretch ceiling.

A linear air diffuser for a suspended ceiling, which allows using a stretch ceiling material or any other suspended ceiling material or both simultaneously (installed on different sides of the profile) and also enables covering the point of connection of the mounting profile and stretch ceiling material or suspended ceiling material. The linear air diffuser also functions as a partition in a stretch ceiling.

Air outlet for a ventilation device, the ventilation device comprising at least an air outlet, an air supply means, and an air guiding device, wherein the air outlet includes a plate having air outlet openings, and wherein the air outlet is in the installed state foldably mounted to an interior paneling such that it can be folded out of the interior paneling to allow for accessing a space there-behind.

Air outlet for a ventilation device, the ventilation device comprising at least an air outlet, an air supply means, and an air guiding device, wherein the air outlet includes a plate having air outlet openings, and wherein the air outlet is in the installed state foldably mounted to an interior paneling such that it can be folded out of the interior paneling to allow for accessing a space there-behind.

An air conditioner may include: a first air conditioning unit disposed in a first space formed between a first ceiling and a second ceiling that is spaced downward from the ceiling inner wall and lower than the first ceiling, the first air conditioning unit configured to suction air from a second space recessed from the second ceiling toward the first ceiling; a second air conditioning unit disposed in the first space and to communicate with the first air conditioning unit and configured to discharge air introduced from the first air conditioning unit; and a guide device configured to guide the first air conditioning unit and the second air conditioning unit to move from the first space toward the second space or to move from the second space toward the first space.

A hygiene management device for an entrance hall and a control method of the same are proposed. The hygiene management device may be installed in the space of the entrance hall, and when the opening of an entrance door is detected, air is discharged toward the entrance door by tilting an air discharger toward the entrance door, and when the closing of the entrance door is detected, the air discharger is tilted to a preset initial position to stop the discharging of air. Accordingly, during the opening of the entrance door, the introduction of external air into the space of the entrance hall may be minimized.