When a new project arrives at TexAir ^® "We will have a basic understanding of the purpose and function of the building space, and plan the airflow organization of the entire space based on the overall needs of customers, corresponding process parameters, and specific equipment parameters." And then choose popular modes (single or multiple combinations) that can achieve this spatial airflow organization, as well as fabric materials, cross-sectional shapes, suspension systems, and corresponding components that conform to the entire spatial environment, to ultimately form a complete set of TexAir that achieves good indoor climate, high efficiency cycling, and energy saving and low-carbon ^® Fabric air system.