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The importance of
air purification
The laboratory environment is a place of utmost precision and innovation. However, many
processes generate airborne pollutants such as fumes, gases, odors, and dust, which pose
a significant risk to people, products, and equipment.
Health risks:
The invisible danger
The danger posed by 100 μm
particles depends on COARSE DUST
their size. The so-called 10 μm
respirable A-fraction FINE DUST
is particularly critical, 1 μm
as these smallest
particles can cross the 0.1 μm PARTICULATE MATTER
blood-lung barrier and AND FUME
enter the bloodstream, 0.01 μm
potentially leading to VAPORS AND GASES
long-term health prob- 0.001 μm
lems.
Economic risks:
Quality and system integrity
Airborne pollutants not only harm health, but also sensitive processes
and expensive laboratory equipment.
· Reduced quality and rejects:
Contaminated samples or substrates lead to faulty results.
· Damage to equipment:
Corrosive fumes or abrasive dusts can drastically shorten the service
life of analytical instruments and precision balances.
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