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Articles & Whitepapers
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Indoor vs Outdoor Air Quality – What’s the Difference?
Since air is fluid, it can flow in and out of our homes, sometimes bringing pollutants with it. Thanks to the PurpleAir indoor and outdoor sensors, you can quickly compare air quality around you to make the best decision for your home or office. According to the American Lung Association, the six most common factors impacting outdoor air quality are: Ozone – One of the most dangerous ...
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Testing for Indoor and Outdoor Airborne Particulates - Case study
Scientists and engineers have found our PC-2H Air Particle Analyzer to be the instrument of choice when it comes to getting the full story on indoor or outdoor airborne particulates. When it comes ...
News
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Air Quality Awareness Week and Optimizing the Indoor Environment
Since 2007, Air Quality Awareness Week (AQAW) has been recognized throughout the United States. This year, AQAW took place from May 1st to the 5th and the theme was Working Together for Clean Air. The annual event is supported by AirNow - the home ...
Air Quality Awareness Week and Protecting Workers, Students, and Building Occupants from Airborne Pollutants
Air Quality Awareness Week to Optimize Indoor Conditions
National Cancer Prevention Month in Puerto Rico and Resources to Protect Workers and Building Occupants from Carcinogens
Puerto Rico Celebrates Air Quality Awareness Week
Equipment & Solutions
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Aircraft Leak Testing System (ALTS)
The Concept ALTS was developed by Concept for the Royal Air Force to enable the fast and accurate leak testing of its wide-bodied aircraft. The ALTS produces a sub-micron, non-contaminating, artificial smoke (entrained in inert carrier gas) in the aircraft fuselage, utilising the aircraft’s own 115v 400-450 Hz supply. The unit will also operate on 50 Hz. The unit uses the same chemical ...
