static filtration
FILTRATION is intended to treat the harmfulness of particles, the chemical composition being not the only factor of harmfulness. The finer the particles, the higher the health risks, as they can penetrate deep into the respiratory tract and reach the pulmonary alveoli. The lighter the particles, the longer they remain suspended in the air. This results in a longer exposure time for operators.
Filtration Objectives
• Health Protection
– Bacteria
– Mould
– Chemical contaminants
– Combustion dust
– Fibres, asbestos
– 0 – 3 = deep penetration into the alveoli
– 3 – 10 = breathable but partially stopped
– 10 and PLUS = nonbreathable
• Object protection:
– Cleanliness of the premises
– Protection of paintings, works of art
– Reduced washing frequency
– Protection of perishable foodstuffs
– Avoid damage to circuits
– Damage to:
– 0 – 3 = computers, electronics
– 3 – 10 = paintings, books, works of art
– 10 + = lights, coils, machines
Applications:
- Pharmaceutical Industries
- food industry
- PLASTICS INDUSTRIES for the food industry
- Air treatment plants, Filtration plants,
- Clean rooms, computer rooms, operating room
- Process filtration
- Upstream filtration of any process requires air filtration (blowing, turboblowers, cooling and drying food; etc.=
- AIR FILTRATION of an agri-food room to reduce ambient dust and particle size
- TURBO BLOWERS AND TURBINES