Few things impact our health as much as the air we breathe. In addition to contributing to a healthier working environment, indoor air quality also has a significant impact on the quality of products and the efficiency of processes. Striving for good air quality should therefore be a strategic priority. Five steps to cleaner air … Continued
When it comes to human health and well-being, few things are as important as clean air. Every day, we breathe as much as 11,000 liters of air, taking about 20,000 breaths. We spend around 90% of our time indoors, mostly at home and in the workplace. In some indoor environments, the air can be up … Continued
Volatile energy prices as a result of global uncertainty and high inflation have had a major impact on many businesses. For manufacturing companies with high energy consumption, the impact is particularly significant. Lowering the indoor temperature, turning off non-essential equipment or even limiting ventilation may certainly reduce costs in the short term, but can quickly … Continued
In the manufacturing industry, air quality is a key aspect of a healthy working environment and essential to ensure clean products, longer product life and more efficient processes. This is true whether you produce or process pharmaceuticals, plastic, metal or paper products. Although both general and process ventilation are often installed in production facilities, these … Continued
In the manufacturing industry, e.g. the metal, concrete, paper and plastics industries, air quality plays an important role in several ways – both from a working environment point of view, but also to ensure the quality of products and to contribute to increased production efficiency. Often, both general ventilation and process ventilation are installed in … Continued
In the manufacturing industry, air quality is often a crucial factor for a good working environment, but also for ensuring a high level of technical cleanliness and longer product life – whether the products manufactured or processed are pharmaceutical, plastic, metal or paper products. Often, both general ventilation and process ventilation have been installed at … Continued
Many companies have harmful indoor air that can significantly impact both human health, product quality and the efficiency of various processes and, ultimately, the overall performance of the company. The awareness of these challenges are often limited and a common misconception is that the building’s ventilation system alone is sufficient to ensure clean indoor air. … Continued