building air quality Applications

Precise measurement of air quality. The carbon dioxide content of room air gives a measure of the air quality, especially as it relates to the health and comfort of the people occupying the building. Air quality can be adversely affected by increased levels of carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), particulates, or bacteria. Increased ventilation reduces the level of all of these unwanted contaminants. Measuring the CO2 concentration provides an economical way of ensuring that there...

By Edinburgh Sensors Ltd - a division of Edinburgh Instruments based in Livingston, UNITED KINGDOM.

All buildings need air conditioning in order to obtained a good indoor environmental quality (IEQ) essential for the proper execution of the tasks and to assure a healthy environment of the occupants. Generally speaking, in the case of smaller buildings this can be provided by A/C units of each room, but once the building reaches a certain size it becomes cost-effective and more energy efficient to use a centralized system. This configuration normally uses “chillers” which are basically giant A/C...

By Hitema International based in Bovolenta Padua, ITALY.

Commercial and public buildings must protect the health, safety and general well-being of those occupying the space.

By Munters based in Amesbury, MASSACHUSETTS (USA).

Duct (HVAC) cleaning is an important part of maintaining good air quality in any building, if ducts are not being cleaned properly, air polluted by dust and other fine particles that can be harmful, will be circulated throughout the system. The best way to ensure ducts are being cleaned completely is to visually inspect them, this can now be accomplished using HVAC inspection cameras. These CCTV cameras are composed of a digital inspection camera attached to a push rod to enable the camera to access all parts of...

By Fiberscope.net by Medit Inc. based in Winnipeg, MANITOBA (CANADA).

Poor indoor air quality and “sick building syndrome” are bi-products of world’s attempts to be more energy efficient. We seal up our windows and doors and purchase high end material to not waste energy. An unforeseen circumstance is that our homes have very little, to no fresh air. Allergens, VOCs, musty spaces, mold can all contribute to poor quality of air in our homes. Odorox patented technology re-creates what our atmosphere does naturally indoors to remove pollutants, irritants and improve...

By Odorox Air Technology Corp. A Division of Bio-Shine, Inc. based in Spotswood, NEW JERSEY (USA).

Environments with an excess of suspended particles and/or contaminating gasses in the air may be unhealthy and might even cause harmful effects, increasing the risk of developing illnesses. To address these risks, vast numbers of public installations and buildings must provide air filtration solutions to ensure a high quality of air inside the building to safeguard the health and comfort of the occupants.

By Bioconservacion SA based in Barcelona, SPAIN.

The ODOROX® product line has solutions for hospitals, schools, universities, nurseries, day care centers, breweries, bottling plants, print shops, chemical suppliers (distributors & retailers), sports facilities, fitness centers, offices, dealerships, builders/developers, property managers, realtors, condominiums, and trash/dumpster rooms.

By HGI Industries Inc. based in Boynton Beach, FLORIDA (USA).

Air purification inside homes, offices, schools, hotels, restaurants, and cafés, in order to create a healthy living and working environment.

By Environmental Nano Solutions BV based in Cuijk, NETHERLANDS.

Common Commercial Air Problems: Managers of large office buildings today are searching for ways to lower energy costs, improve indoor air quality, and lower a building’s environmental impact. The same is true of those responsible for school, university, healthcare, health club, and hospitality facilities.

By ProMark Associates, Inc. based in Skokie, ILLINOIS (USA).

Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) is the technology of indoor and vehicular environmental comfort which aims to provide optimal wellbeing, safety and cost efficiency of those inhaling the air. This cannot be achieved without measuring the air quality by determining the carbon dioxide content of the room.

By Edinburgh Sensors Ltd - a division of Edinburgh Instruments based in Livingston, UNITED KINGDOM.