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Protecting Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) During Indoor Construction & Maintenance Activities

Construction and maintenance activities can pose serious challenges for facility managers. Even routine and seemingly harmless maintenance activities, such as replacement of drop ceiling tiles or fluorescent lamps, can release potentially harmful airborne pollutants and dust particles. These dust particles can contain the mold Aspergillus, which can cause life-threatening infections called Aspergillosis in people with weak immune response systems.

Protect IAQ with products from Abatement Technologies.

Why Wait for Potential Problems to Occur?

Poor IAQ can lead to increased operating costs, project downtime and potential exposure to lawsuits. Why wait for potential problems to occur when such an effective and economical solution is readily available?

Abatement PAS1200 Portable Air Scrubber

Abatement Technologies products are designed to provide an effective and economical indoor air pollution solution before, during and after construction, renovation and maintenance activities. This is achieved by creating, maintaining and monitoring “negative air pressure” work enclosures to capture potentially harmful airborne contaminants within the negative pressure zone.

HEPA Filtration is Proven to be Effective

The effectiveness of HEPA filtration and negative pressure controls in controlling exposure to dust, mold spores, asbestos fibers and other microscopic airborne contaminants is well documented. When properly implemented, these practices can prevent contaminants from migrating into occupied parts of a building, greatly reducing the threat of exposure to workers and facility occupants.

Abatement HEPA-AIRE® Portable Air Scrubbers (PAS) are the perfect portables for construction, maintenance and repair jobs. These user-friendly upright units are designed to operate 24/7 in one of the following versatile modes of operation:

Negative Pressure Mode With HEPA-AIRE Within PAS Containment

  • Negative pressure mode with the PAS located inside of the containment zone:
    The PAS pulls in contaminated air, filters out contaminants and propels the filtered air outside the containment zone through flexible ducting to negatively pressurize the work area.

Negative Pressure Mode With HEPA-AIRE PAS Outside Containment

 

  • Negative pressure mode with the PAS located outside of the containment zone:
    Inlet ducting is used to pull contaminated air out of the zone to negatively pressurize it. Contaminants are removed by the PAS unit which is typically located adjacent to containment barrier so contaminated air can be fed directly into the inlet. Filtered air is ducted outside or to another area as required.

 

Recirculation Mode

 

  • Continuous air cleaning and recirculation:
    The PAS is located within the containment zone with no inlet or exhaust ducting, so there is no affect on room pressurization. The PAS accelerates the removal rate of airborne contaminants.

 

Positive Pressure Mode With HEPA-AIRE PAS Outside Containment

 

  • Positive pressure:
    HEPA-AIRE portable air scrubbers can also be used to create and maintain positive pressure zones.

To learn more about the versatile modes of operation of Abatement HEPA-AIRE PAS, click here.

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