Indoor Air Quality Monitoring in Coimbatore

Established in the year 2010, in Chennai (Tamil Nadu, India), we, Swasti Enviro Solutions Private Limited, are known as the renowned service providers engaged in providing highly effective Environmental Testing & Analysis. Instead of this, we also offer Water Testing, Air Monitoring, and Soil Testing. We render these testing services as per the variegated needs of the clients. Highly known among customers for their accuracy, flexibility, timely execution, reliability, and client-centric approach, these testing services are widely used in various industries. We work with a team of highly skilled, highly qualified & experienced professionals who work with the help of their knowledge base and a strong sense that provides clients the best services.

We are a grand company in Coimbatore in the field of Indoor Air Quality Monitoring. For more information contact us or call +91 9445278726.

An air quality monitor is a device that measures the level of common air pollutants. Monitors are available for both indoor and outdoor settings. Indoor air quality monitors are typically sensor-based instruments. Some of them are able to measure ppb levels and come as either mixed gas or portable units. Sensor-based instruments and air quality monitoring systems are used widely in outdoor ambient applications.

Importance of Air Quality Monitoring & Testing

Once pollutants are emitted into the air they are dictated by weather. Weather all around the world is extremely variable. Only studying air pollution is not adequate to estimate air quality. Also, air pollution is very complicated in terms of pollutants and their effects on buildings and roads.

This is where air quality monitoring comes into the picture. Air emissions monitoring can help us to measure types of pollutants and their concentrations which further can be analyzed and interpreted. This information can be used to take actions based on trends.

It can also help us to determine which areas in the country are more pollutants, and which types of pollutants are increasing in relation to industrial pollution and traffic.

Types of Air Pollution Monitoring & Testing

It can be divided into three parts:

• Ambient air quality monitoring & Testing
• Indoor air quality monitoring & testing
• Stack emission monitoring & testing

There is also Industrial air quality testing available which includes ambient and indoor air quality monitoring for Industrial premises.

Industrial Air Quality Monitoring & Testing from Air Quality Specialist

Industrial air quality testing or Air pollution monitoring in the company can be conducted on company premises to ensure workers are not exposed to harmful gases in the workplace including chemical, physical and biological hazards. These hazards can affect the health of employees and may be prone to lost man-hours and additional costs. We can reduce potential exposure risks by identifying and recognizing gases and their characteristic.

Under industrial Air quality testing we can:

• Measurement of exposure
• Name and amount of presence in the atmosphere
• Health hazards
• The solution to minimizing exposure
• Determine the effectiveness of implemented controls

What is indoor air quality?

Even though we spend up to 90% of our time indoors, how frequently do we consider the air we’re breathing? Because indoor air is frequently recycled, unlike outdoor air, it tends to retain contaminants and allow them to accumulate in these small spaces. The term “indoor air quality” (IAQ) typically refers to the environmental factors present inside buildings that may have an impact on occupant comfort, health, or productivity. The levels of contaminants in the interior air, as well as the temperature and humidity, are among these IAQ variables. IAQ measurement that is accurate lowers the health hazards posed by poor indoor air quality, making it safer and more pleasant for people to live and work in.

Effective indoor air quality monitoring reduces health risks

Significant short- and long-term health concerns for residents are associated with indoor air pollution. Eye, nose, and throat irritation, headaches, nausea, dizziness, and exhaustion are typical signs of poor indoor air quality.

Poor indoor air quality at work might result in reduced output, absenteeism, and even potential legal action. Employers may guarantee that workers can enjoy healthier environments with cleaner air, free of potentially dangerous chemicals and contaminants, by effectively monitoring indoor air quality.

Indoor Air Quality Monitoring & Testing Procedure

The following are some things to keep in mind when using the indoor air quality monitoring method:

• building design (Residential, commercial and sensitive building)
• Selection of pollutants that needs to be monitored
• Identifying health issues brought on by low indoor air quality
• Building ventilation characteristic
• Number of people
• Activities in space (burning, smoking, etc.)
• Outdoor pollution
• Health records or disease history of people

It’s also necessary to be aware of the monitoring schedule, monitoring equipment specifications, sampling point choices, etc.

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