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Exhaust Ventilation Systems

IEurotech Air Systems is a leading manufacturer for ventilation systems offering solutions for air filteration and exhaust systems for various job challenges. We follow OSHA and ACGIH practices in order to meet international standards while incorporating our technology. Our company has vast experience in handling exhaust fume extraction and fresh air distribution for industries ranging from automobilies to the textile sector. 

Ventilation Systems

 

Custom Solutions for Your Industrial Ventilation System

 

Differentiation: While our competition offers only a part of the solution, we can offer a turnkey system. We design, fabricate, and install all of the components, supports, and equipment – saving the customer in mark-ups and paperwork.

 

Our designs are industry tested and proved. Not only do we follow the required and suggested practices of OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) and ACGIH (American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygiensts) we also apply Eurotech experience to customize your solution. Here are a few examples:

 

  • Process Mist Control: Machine connections, duct, and mist collectors

  • Process Dust/Fume Control: Hooding, duct, and control devices including scrubbers

  • Air Moving Systems: Supply and exhaust fans

  • Supply Air Systems: Air handlers, conditioned air, return air, diffusers

  • Hooding: Canopy, side-draft, articulating, custom hoods

  • Duct: Heavy gauge and light gauge, round and rectangular, fittings, elbows, transitions.

 

 

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Welding Exhaust Systems

 

                              Exhaust Ventilation Techniques

 

  • Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV): refers to systems designed to enclose, or capture and remove contaminated air at the source.

 

  • General ventilation: refers to ventilation that controls the air environment by removing and replacing contaminated air before chemical concentrations reach unacceptable levels.

 

                                     Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV)

 

  • Use when contaminant concentration cannot be controlled by dilution ventilation or other controls.

  • Select the type of LEV from hazard assessment

    • Which type is best to capture the contaminant?

      • Enclosed or capture hood?

      • Consider worker’s needs

    • What duct transport velocity is required to carry the contaminant? Heavy particles?

    • What face or capture velocity is required?

  • Select duct material for the contaminant

  • Ensure enough replacement air/adequate fan size.

 

 

                            General Ventilation/Dilution Ventilation

 

  • NOT for toxic control

  • Heat Control

  • Dilution of odors, flammables

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

          

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