Industrial Air Filtration

Industrial Air Filtration: PhotoClean Air Decontamination Solutions

Widely used in commercial settings, HEPA filters capture more than 99.95% of particles and pollutants larger than 0.1 µm. However, this industrial air filtration solution is costly and energy-intensive. Photoclean, a leading provider of industrial air decontamination solutions, presents an innovative and effective process.

What is the purpose of air filtration in industrial settings?

Filtering the air in industrial facilities helps eliminate three types of contaminants:

  • Microorganisms (bacteria, yeast, mold, viruses, etc.);
  • Chemical molecules (which cause unpleasant odors or alter the organoleptic properties of products);
  • Particles and allergens.

What are the challenges of industrial air decontamination?

Air filtration in industrial settings applies to all sectors, from the food industry to pharmaceutical, medical, and cosmetic manufacturing. It is essential for ensuring product safety, preventing the proliferation of microorganisms, and safeguarding consumer health. It also ensures better working conditions for employees.

From an economic standpoint, this process prevents production slowdowns or shutdowns caused by contamination of facilities or products. It also prevents the recall of goods from the market, which can have severe financial consequences.

What techniques are used to filter air in industrial settings?

Professionals use a variety of industrial filtration systems. Mechanical extraction captures the majority of particulate pollutants. In addition, activated carbon filters capture chemical molecules and VOCs (volatile organic compounds)—but they do not work well in humid environments.

When it comes to microbiological control, there are two main methods used. Fumigation or misting with oxidizing agents eliminates microorganisms and breaks down chemical pollutants. As for positive air pressure, it serves a purely preventive function.

Combining these different methods helps purify the air, but they come with numerous drawbacks: pressure drop, bulkiness, energy consumption, frequent air exchange, and regular replacement of filter elements…

To learn more about our line of housings and filters or to ask a technical question about the UV filtration system, contact Photoclean. Our products are designed and manufactured in France, but can be shipped throughout Europe and worldwide.

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