| Why treat the air? |
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Legislation:
–› Section II Environments of the
places of work
Under section 1 – Ventilation, cleansing
DécDecree n°84-1093 of the 7th December 1984 modified by decree n°87-809 of the 1st October, 1987
«...the emissions in the form of gas, vapors, solid
aerosols of particles or liquids, of unhealthy substances, awkward or
dangerous for the health of the workers must be removed...»
–› Section II Rules of hygiene Under section 2 - Ventilation, cleansing
Decree n°84-1094 of the 7thDecember 1984
"... objective to reach by set of priorities: 1) Suppression of the emissions of awkward or dangerous unhealthy substances... 2) Collecting with readiest possible of the sources of emission...
3) Dilution and evacuation of the residual pollutants by general
ventilation. General ventilation cannot be allowed like principal
technique of cleansing... " |
| How to treat the air? |
Chimical product:
The active carbon
Capacity of our filters FCP1:
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The chemical collecting of the substances is carried out using
activated carbon. The properties of adsorption of the active carbon
filter are due to its micro porosity and thus to its extremely large
interior surface.
This fact it results from it strong physical attractions which
adsorb the impurities contained in the air which crosses it. The
activated carbon adsorbs 20 to 30% of sounds weight before its
effectiveness does not start to decrease. |
