An air purifier is a device that cleans the ambient air by eliminating impurities and allergens such as fine particles, pollen, dust, mites, bacteria and viruses. It draws in indoor air and passes it through various filters to capture particles and purify them. There are different types of filters used in air purifiers, such as HEPA (High Efficiency Particulate Air) filters which are capable of capturing the finest particles, as well as activated carbon filters to remove odors and gases harmful. Thus, more and more electric hand dryers , Hepa vacuum cleaners or cleaning equipment releasing air into the atmosphere are equipped with these HEPA filters. Some air purifiers also use advanced technologies such as UV-C sterilization or ionization to eliminate bacteria and viruses. Air purifiers are often used to improve air quality in homes, offices, schools, hospitals and other indoor spaces. They can be particularly useful for people with allergies, asthma or other respiratory problems, as well as reducing the spread of contagious respiratory diseases such as Covid.
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Ultraviolet (UV) disinfection is a method of air or water purification that uses high-energy UV light to eliminate microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses and mold. This disinfection method is commonly used in drinking water treatment facilities, hospitals, laboratories, food processing plants, pharmaceutical factories, and other environments where hygiene is essential. The principle of UV disinfection is simple. UV light is emitted by a special lamp which is placed in a disinfection chamber. When contaminated water or air passes through this enclosure, UV rays interfere with the DNA or RNA of microorganisms present in the water or air, preventing their multiplication and reproduction. It can also kill them if they are exposed to UV light long enough. It is important to note that UV disinfection does not filter particles, chemicals, or physical impurities from water or air. It only focuses on eliminating microorganisms. The effectiveness of UV disinfection depends on many factors, including the quality of the UV lamp, the duration of exposure to UV light, the quality of the water or air being treated, and the design and maintenance of disinfection equipment. It is important to follow the manufacturer's recommendations for effective and safe use of UV disinfection.
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