Wind Barrier

A wind barrier (also known as a windbreak or shelterbelt) is a protective structure or plantation designed to reduce wind speed and redirect airflow. By modifying the local microclimate, these barriers enhance safety, protect assets, and improve environmental comfort across residential, agricultural, and industrial settings.

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Manufacturer: Akash Engimech ( India ) Lvt. Ltd.

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Core Functions & Mechanics

Speed Reduction: High-quality barriers can reduce wind velocity by 65% to 85% on the leeward (downwind) side.
Airflow Modification: Unlike solid walls that create turbulence, effective wind barriers are often permeable (porous), allowing some air to pass through to prevent disruptive vortices and suction behind the structure.
Protection Zone: A barrier typically protects a downwind area extending roughly 10 to 25 times its total height.

Key Benefits

Energy Efficiency: Reduces heat loss in buildings by up to 30% by shielding them from winter chill.
Environmental Protection: Prevents soil erosion and stabilizes the surface in arid regions.
Safety: Minimizes the risk of accidents caused by sudden lateral gusts on highways, railways, and bridges.
Livestock Comfort: Protects animals from cold stress, which can improve weight gain and reproductive success.

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