VENTILATION

It has been proven that the quality of the air we breathe has a significant impact on our health. Indoor air in closed establishments, such as workplaces, public places, leisure places or residential places, is usually not subject to natural processes that allow for its purification.

 

The harmful effects of poor indoor air quality can lead to stress, headaches, respiratory infections or asthma. On the other hand, clean indoor air reduces the risk of illness and generates benefits for us such as greater concentration and/or improved productivity, among others.

 

To ensure that the indoor air has an acceptable quality, it is necessary to adopt one of the ventilation systems established by the Regulation of Thermal Installations in Buildings (RITE) which, depending on its size, the activity for which it is intended and the people who occupy it, seek to mechanically exchange the indoor air with the outside air.

 

Technical solutions for achieving optimal indoor air quality range from small fans for supplying outside air and extracting inside air, to sophisticated air handling units (AHUs) for large buildings.

 

Any of these solutions is supported by a prior analysis to adopt the most appropriate one.

 

Trust SCI to ensure that the quality of the air you breathe in your workplace is optimal.