CURRENT TOPICS IN AIR FILTRATION FOR AIR-CONDITIONING APPLICATIONS.

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Summary

AIR FILTRATION, A VITAL PART OF ANY AIR-CONDITIONING SYSTEM, IS RECEIVING INCREASED ATTENTION DUE TO THE RISING CONCERN WITH AIR CLEANLINESS. A TREND TOWARDS HIGHER QUALITY IN AIR FILTERS SUPPLY IS CLEARLY APPARENT. CLEAN-ROOM TECHNOLOGY NOT ONLY TRIGGERED A BREAKTHROUGH IN HIGHER FILTER EFFICIENCY, BUT ALSO IN TESTING AND QUALITY ASSURANCE PROCEDURES. IN TIME THESE IDEAS ALSO FIND THEIR WAY TO GENERAL-USE FILTERS. INTENSE ATTENTION IS FOCUSING ON THE HYGIENIC ASPECTS OF AIR FILTRATION, PARTICULARLY ON THE CONTROL OF MOULD FUNGUS ALLERGENS. IN VIEW OF THE CONSTANTLY RISING GARBAGE AVALANCHE THE ISSUE OF ENVIRONMENTALLY ACCEPTABLE DISPOSAL CONCEPTS FOR USED AIR FILTERS MUST FIND AN EARLY SOLUTION.

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Original title: CURRENT TOPICS IN AIR FILTRATION FOR AIR-CONDITIONING APPLICATIONS.
Record ID : 1991-1289
Languages: English
Source: Klima Kälte Heiz. - vol. 18 - n. 7-8
Publication date: 1990
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Themes: Other air-conditioning equipment;
Indoor air quality
Keywords: Filter; Air quality; Pollution; Performance; Hygiene; Filtration; Air conditioning