
Indoor Air Quality (IAQ), Sick-Building Syndrome
Industrial ventilation typically employs supply and exhaust systems to manage emissions, exposures, and chemical hazards in the workplace.
Case Studies on practical and safe solutions to unique dust, fume and mist applications.
These case studies are an insight into the variety of experiences we have had in facilities around the USA solving air and dust problems for our clients.
We encourage plant managers to develop relationships with their local AHJ and OSHA reps, not only for safety reasons, but also as a resource for saving money that would be otherwise wasted on purchasing the wrong equipment.
When you call us we will examine your application and make the most safety conscious and efficient recommendations.
Industrial ventilation typically employs supply and exhaust systems to manage emissions, exposures, and chemical hazards in the workplace.
OSHA requires a Capture Velocity of 150-300 fpm and a conveying velocity of 3000 to 4000 fpm
Dust explosion classifications, using the "St" system (St 0, St 1, St 2, St 3
Specialized industrial vacuums equipped with HEPA filters can safely control hexavalent chromium (hex chrome) fumes.
Explosion-proof industrial vacuums designed for food and grain facilities,
If the dirty-side volume of an air-material separator is greater than 8 cubic feet, the enclosure should be protected against the effects of an explosion.