State-of-the-art and truly efficient systems, such as misting and humidification devices, are the perfect allies for closed spaces, constantly contaminated with pollution from the outside, and the same pollution generated indoors in a given area.
Biological pollution is of consideration, especially when combined with other types of pollution, such as chemical pollution. Mold is a clear example of biological contamination, which can come from a hydraulic installation in poor condition, and from the same misuse in humidification, which, incidentally, is extremely necessary through the purifying concept to eradicate other biological pollution, like viruses, especially when it comes to nebulization.
To improve indoor air quality, it is essential to focus on four key points, the use of mechanical or natural air conditioning. The dilution. Extremely necessary to dilute any contaminant that threatens the environmental condition of a certain place, while ventilation is in progress. Extraction. From the flows already constantly recirculated in all areas, vitiated by different dirt factors; In that sense, kitchen hoods, extractors, and other elements will be responsible for getting rid of that already contaminated air. Containment. It is to maintain the thermal balance indoors, with good management and monitoring of atmospheric saturation conditions, with adequate humidity ranges, through humidifiers and desiccants. Cleaning. Air conditioning and heating systems must also help clean the same environment, with optimal filtration, and use of nebulization or spraying of particles that are essentially harmful to people’s respiratory tract, whose range of contaminants include dust, microbial presence, bacteria, viruses, and even the gases and vapors themselves.
Monitoring these factors is essential in every sense, to ensure the most comforting conditions for the occupants of a home, commercial entities, and the industrial warehouses themselves. Obviously, within the prevention measures, maintenance processes must necessarily be resorted to in all conditioning spaces, whether in natural entrances or in the mechanical air conditioning itself, such as industrial humidifiers, desiccants, air conditioning, and heating.
The sources of pollution are of all kinds, both in immovable objects and in animals and people in constant movement. It is necessary to take special care in objects and areas with a predisposition to agglomeration of humidity, such as doormats and bathrooms, in which case, the addition of desiccation systems will be a priority, as well as reducing the operation of humidifiers.
It is important to discern the consequences of microbial activities in our environments, as well as in the chemical activities inherent in human work. After all, this dangerous combination results in one of the largest causes of morbidity and mortality in the entire world, even more relevant than air pollution.
Although the best treatments serve to avoid exposure to fungi, mites, and other sources of biological contamination, it is also understandable that on paper, it is practically impossible to be completely marginalized from these microorganisms. Now, it is also true that humidification through industrial humidifiers and nebulizers, especially for cleaning spaces and providing healthy breathable environments, is a necessity, but in the process of misuse or human carelessness, it is accumulations of atmospheric saturation are likely to form. The key is to monitor or control humidity, so that the climate of any area, whether large or small, is in ideal conditions for the good performance of the work.
On the other hand, dirt is another predominant factor, not only on surfaces but in the air that is breathed, derived from partial or even no maintenance of the air conditioning mechanisms. It is essential to clean an entire air conditioning installation and similar systems.
