The Rotary Water Atomiser utilises a totally different technique from mainstream systems, which typically rely on spraying water through a series of nozzles. Instead, the water atomizer produces a spray which covers up to a remarkable 30 linear metres - using a spinning head to produce millions of microscopic droplets of water that create a superfine mist which disperses evenly and uses only a tiny fraction of the water and electricity consumed by nozzle-based systems.
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Scientific studies confirm that the temperature in closed environments can have a significant impact on the productivity, and that the “comfort zone” is located between 22°C and 25°C. The chart below, based on research from the Helsinki University of Technology’s ‘Effects of Temperature on Work Performance in Office Environments’, shows how the relative productivity changes with temperature.
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INTRODUCTION
Dust is the general name for minute solid particles of a diameter of less than 500 microns. In construction, demolition, and renovation situations, dust of differing sources poses a serious and recognized health risk to workers causing acute and chronic diseases such as silicosis, sarcoidosis, asbestosis, coal miners’ pneumoconiosis, and other pneumoconiosis type ailments. In addition to the health risk, dust emissions also pose a threat with its ability in some sectors to be flammable.
