Camfil Washington North Carolina Filtration Expert Revolutionizes Air Quality at Wastewater Pump Station with Advanced CamCleaner Industrial Air Cleaner
Camfil's own Gary Chrismon, Molecular Segment Manager East Coast, interviews Adam Waters, Public Works Director, City of Washington, North Carolina. Based on scientific test results, Camfil's CamCleaner 1000V proved to be the best solution to control molecular corrosion and improve air quality for the protection of staff and high-end equipment.
Camfil Washington North Carolina Filtration Expert Revolutionizes Air Quality at Wastewater Pump Station with Advanced CamCleaner Industrial Air Cleaner
Problem Identification: The Fifth and Response Pumping Station in Washington, North Carolina, faced issues with hydrogen sulfide gas corroding electrical components, posing health hazards and equipment damage. The gas was seeping through the electrical system, affecting the control panel worth about $30,000.
Camfil's Solution: Camfil provided a molecular air cleaning solution, including the installation of the CamCleaner 1000 unit. This system involved pre-filters, molecular filters, and post-filters specifically designed for environments with corrosive gasses like hydrogen sulfide.
Installation Process: To effectively implement the solution, the room was sealed to be more airtight, and a duct system was created to draw outside air through the cleaner, pressurizing the room and preventing gas from entering.
Impact and Maintenance: Post-installation, there was a significant improvement in air quality, protecting both the equipment and the health of the operators. The video also demonstrated how to change the filters in the CamCleaner 1000, highlighting the ease of maintenance.
Client Satisfaction: Adam Waters, the Public Works Director for the City of Washington, expressed satisfaction with Camfil's solution, noting the visible improvement in the control panel and the overall effectiveness of the system in combating the corrosive and hazardous environment.
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