What Is an Air Filtration Unit?
An air filtration unit is a device designed to remove impurities and fine particles from the air, ensuring clean and high-quality air.
The operational principle involves the use of filters or filtration materials to capture and separate impurities and fine particles in the air. Filtration units combine different types of filters, such as HEPA filters, activated carbon filters, and media filters, allowing them to remove specific particle sizes or gas components.
The selection of an appropriate type and specification of an air filtration unit depends on the environmental conditions and purposes of use. When choosing, factors such as the required filtration precision, air flow rate, and ease of maintenance should be considered.