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Fireworks are essential for numerous US celebrations, notably the Fourth of July. Fireworks, bonfires, road trips, and other activities characteristic of long summer breaks in the United States can all significantly impact air quality, both indoor and outdoor. In a new resource, air quality professionals from global air filtration manufacturer Camfil explain the pollution types released by ...

What an HVAC System is Hiding from HVAC Engineers and Facility Managers. Camfil, a leading innovator in air filtration and HVAC solutions, is thrilled to announce a unique educational opportunity for HVAC engineers and facility managers worldwide. In an exclusive video series, Joe Randolph, a seasoned expert with extensive experience in both HVAC equipment and air filtration, offers a rare ...

Indoor air quality (IAQ) in K-12 schools significantly impacts student well-being and academic success. Good IAQ enhances cognitive function, productivity, attendance and overall health. Conversely, poor IAQ can facilitate the spread of contagious illnesses spread through airborne respiratory droplets and aerosols. In addition, indoor pollution sources like volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and...

A recent study published in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives in January 2024 highlighted a link between prenatal pollution exposure and respiratory distress in newborns. In this article, air quality specialists from Camfil explain the findings of this study and discuss practical solutions for decreasing prenatal air pollution exposure. Understanding the Impact of Prenatal Pollution...

Indoor air quality (IAQ) is a critical element of creating healthy working conditions for staff and facilitating patient healing in hospitals and other medical care environments. Camfil, a global producer of medical-grade air filtration technology, has released a step-by-step guide to determining specific indoor air quality goals in hospitals for healthcare administrators and facility manage...

Clean indoor air is an essential factor for upholding the safety, well-being, and productivity in offices and other commercial buildings. Mold poses a major threat to indoor air quality in commercial buildings, with various species capable of producing harmful allergens or toxins, highlighting the importance of preventing growth and addressing existing problems to mitigate health risks. Prof...

Large wildfires, already burning across the country from winter into early spring, indicate an early start to the 2024 wildfire season. Expected to extend into summer due to rising temperatures and prolonged droughts in certain U.S. and Canadian regions, conditions are ripe for uncontrolled fires. With extensive experience in monitoring air quality and optimizing solutions, Webb and Holmes d...

In 2023, electric, hybrid, and fuel cell vehicles accounted for 12% of vehicles to be sold nationwide, increasing to almost double from 7% in 2022. Despite the environmental benefits of EV advancements in reducing automotive emissions, manufacturing EV batteries can produce harmful pollutants in large quantities. In a new article, global air filtration company Camfil explains how air filtra...

New Camfil USA video by Joe Randolph Reveals - HVAC Secrets Exposed: In an exclusive video series launched by Camfil USA, HVAC experts dive deep into the nuances of maintaining and auditing air filtration systems. "HVAC Secrets Exposed! When to Audit Your System." is the latest installment that sheds light on the often-overlooked signs and optimal times for conducting HVAC audits. Expert I...

Delving into the Diversity of Air Handling Units In the fifth entry of our informative vlog series, we join Mark Davidson and Dave Blackwell from Camfil to address a crucial question: Can all air handling units use the same air filter? Mark Davidson and Dave Blackwell in the YouTube Shorts Video: Do All Air Handling Units Use The Same Air Filter? Mark’s Curiosity: The Process of a Facility Surv...