Combustion particles
Challenges
Combustion particles like soot are inevitable air contaminators in logistics centers, warehouses, healthcare facilities, production facilities, including food and beverage production, and other heavy industrial facilities. Unlike other air quality challenges that these types of facilities tend to face, combustion particles usually enter the facility through the cargo bay, and without proper air cleaning, the particles end up causing health issues for the employees, clogging machinery, and causing unnecessary maintenance and cleaning costs.
Application areas
Logistics centers & warehouses, healthcare facilities, production facilities, including food & beverage production, and other heavy industrial facilities all have several air quality challenges to consider, and combustion particles is one of them. Large quantities of soot and other combustion particles enter the facility through the cargo bay, open doors and windows, increasing the risk of employees suffering from serious health issues, which in turn also leads to increased absence and decreased productivity. The particles also clog up the machinery in the facility, causing downtime and unnecessary maintenance and cleaning costs, as well as contaminated or faulty products, decreasing the quality and lifespan of the products. This means that poor indoor air quality can have long-term negative effects on both the employees and the business itself.
Solutions
By using the air cleaning units listed below, you will be able to increase the indoor air quality in your facilities and ensure a cleaner and healthier environment for both employees and products. By significantly reducing the number of particles in the air, the risk of employees getting sick and having to take time off work, or even getting long-term respiratory issues, is significantly reduced as well, resulting in increased productivity. Improved air quality also reduces the risk of product contamination, increasing the lifespan and quality of the products, as well as a reduced risk of machine clogging and malfunctioning. That means less downtime and lower cost for maintenance.
Healthier work
environment
Increased
productivity
Cleaner
products
Less maintenance
and downtime
