Manufacturing Fume and Dust Extraction

It’s important for manufacturers to assess their specific operations and identify the appropriate fume control measures based on the types and quantities of fumes generated. Compliance with relevant regulations and standards, as well as regular monitoring and maintenance of fume control systems, are essential to ensure effective and ongoing fume control in manufacturing environments.

Fume control in manufacturing refers to the techniques and systems implemented to minimise or eliminate the release of harmful fumes, gases, or particulate matter into the environment during manufacturing processes. These fumes can be generated from various sources such as chemical reactions, combustion, or the use of volatile organic compounds (VOCs).

In certain cases, fumes can be diluted and dispersed using general ventilation systems. This method involves introducing clean air into the workspace to reduce the concentration of hazardous fumes.

Some fumes, particularly those generated by chemical processes, can be captured using chemical scrubbers. Scrubbers use chemical reactions to neutralise or absorb pollutants from the exhaust stream, effectively reducing their concentration.

At Impact, we can assess your manufacturing processes and advise on the best solution to contain hazardous substances.

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