Purification Design Service

We all understand the importance of providing clean, pathogen-free air in a hospital environment especially to high-risk patients. Ensuring everyone is safe and the spread of germs is virtually eliminated would take a lot of pressure off the workforce.  

Not just healthcare sector is impacted though, studies show that an increase in ventilation – reducing a build-up of CO2, ozone and chemicals given off by the materials that make up the interiors of most buildings, can have a significant beneficial effect on employees’ attention spans, productivity and absences through sickness. 

The methods used to improve indoor air quality also remove virus from the air and improve safety. You can catch COVID-19 directly from others, or from infected surfaces too, but from an airborne viewpoint, measures to remove air pollution are equally as effective on coronavirus.
 

Essentially, there are many different solutions, products and even technical platforms designed to purify air within a space. UVC purification, air filtration and chemical disinfection are just a few of the methods available today, there are also many ways these can be delivered including e.g. floor standing, ceiling mounted and enclosed units.

Simply, there is no one-single solution fits all. There are also many variables to consider including, the size of the space, how many occupants on average with use the space, what furnishing are in the area, what is the space going to be used for and even any existing ventilation systems. Mackwell Health will provide the tool to help define the correct system for your space, explaining how different purification can work for you in an both occupied and unoccupied spaces.

The platform will be able to predict the performance of various disinfection solutions on the air and establish the levels you are likely to achieve with different types of equipment and occupancy for the space in question.