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The environment is increasingly affected by the pollutant concentration such as nitrogen and sulfur oxides in the atmosphere, or particles from industrial activities. In order to understand how best to improve our air quality, many smart cities have been engaged in monitoring air quality. ECOMESURE offers instruments that measure and analyse the air quality, as well as the proportion of polluting particles and gases in the atmosphere.
We spend almost 80% of our time indoors (houses, transport, work/school). Potential sources of pollution are numerous: building and furniture materials, human activity (smoking, cleaning products, DIY, kitchen), outside air and combustion devices. All these sources release different types of harmful chemicals: carbon monoxide, CO2, nitrogen oxides, sulfur oxides, volatile organic compounds (benzene, ketones). ECOMESURE offers instruments that measure the air quality in public areas such as stations, shopping...
Aerosol research is the study of the physical characteristics and behavior of an aerosol in a gas flow. This field possesses an important number of industrial, scientific and monitoring applications: Nanotechnology. Medical and pharmaceutical research. Car and aircraft engines emissions. Defense.
To reduce the introduction, generation and retention of particles in cleanrooms, particle concentration controls are set up. ECOMESURE offers equipment that meets the challenges set by different sectors: Pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries, biotechnology. Health: hospitals, ORs, biological research laboratories. Microelectronics industry. Food industry.
There are two types of stationary air pollution sources: Point source pollution (boiler rooms, process, power stations, etc…). Surface pollution (landfill sites, farms, etc…). The main pollutants concerned are mercury, NOx (produced by combustion), VOCs, heavy metals, dioxins (mainly produced by incineration plants), as well as smells (e.g. treatment of co-products in the food processing industry). ECOMESURE provides instruments that measure the pollutant concentration coming out of industrial...
Industrial hygiene is the set of procedures established to help control environmental factors that could affect an employee’s health. Industrial hygiene involves identifying, evaluating and, when appropriate, eliminating biological, physical and chemical agents that can be found within the work place. ECOMESURE offers a broad range of instruments to measure the air quality in factories and/or industrial plants, following working conditions regulations.
