Areas of application
Spatial filtration is used in central air conditioning systems of larger facilities (hotels, banks, sports facilities, business buildings, shopping centres, etc.). In residential buildings, forced ventilation with recuperation is increasingly widespread, whereby filter elements ensure the supply of clean air from the environment. In combination with the solid particle filter, a carbon filter is often used, which to some extent also removes unpleasant odours from the air itself. The effectiveness of such filtration depends on the size and shape of the filter housing. Adequate spatial filtration also contributes to improved operation and longer life of machines and devices operating indoors (such as compressor stations, electrical installation equipment, machining centres, etc.).
Spatial filtration is also very important, whereby the air purity requirements are considerably higher, i.e. there is a high risk of infection, e.g. in hospitals, operating halls, laboratories, pharmaceutical plants, the food industry.
