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Did you know in 2020 alone, about 68 million tons of air pollution were emitted into the atmosphere in the United States? These statistics underscore just how vital it is that a building is equipped with the air filtration system necessary to mitigate the effects of outdoor air pollution.

For large facilities like office buildings, construction zones, and commercial properties, outside pollution can negatively affect their indoor air quality. To protect their occupants from harm, building owners and operators need to be able to quickly and accurately monitor outside air quality so they can minimize and address the health risks that it can cause as the air moves indoors.

Source: Facility Executive

Cooling towers are heat exchangers commonly used to cool large buildings and remove heat built up from industrial processes. These towers use water evaporation to remove waste heat. Unfortunately, bacteria, viruses, fungi and algae can all enter a water supply, supported by the hot, humid and nutrient-dense environment of the cooling towers. Learn about the common problems that can occur if cooling towers are not properly maintained...