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Future-proof air
COVID-19 emptied the offices, but after the first euphoria of teleworking, people are now feeling lonely working at home. It may, however, have been possible to safely continue working in physical teams with the aid of an innovative air purification system said to remove ultrafine particles down to 0,003 µm
26 July 2021
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enano’s air decontaminators use a patented cold- plasma technology based on powerful electronic air purification without any physical filters. The purifiers are said to eliminate 99.999 per cent
of the bacteria and viruses in indoor air and that’s according to a recent scientific study conducted by the internationally acknowledged VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland. “When the coronavirus attacked the world last year,
we kept on working in our premises, since we knew that the indoor air did not contain any viruses thanks to our air decontaminators”, says Niklas Skogster, chief executive of Genano. “One could say that this is one of the safest working places in the world, at least when it comes to the air we are breathing.”
Electrocuted virus stands no chance
The principle behind the technology is simple: Contaminated air is led inside the unit, where the negatively charged particles are attached to the positive collection surface. The particles are then destroyed with high voltage corona discharges. In the last step a 3-layer active carbon collector removes VOC gases and odours. “As the study conducted by VTT shows, the outgoing air
is completely free from particles of all sizes, microbes, harmful gases and chemicals”, Skogster says. “There are no mechanical filters in the units that could be clogged, ensuring that the airflow is continuous at all times and that there is no need to change filters. Also, the running costs are low. For example, the midsized Genano 350 uses
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