Central air conditioning and ventilation system hygiene testing unit

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Central air conditioning and ventilation system hygiene testing unit project: inhalable particulate matter PM10, total bacterial count, hemolytic streptococcus, total fungal count; Internal surface of central air conditioning ducts (dust accumulation), total number of bacteria, total number of fungi; Cooling water (Legionella pneumophila) fresh air volume, etc.

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In daily life, we all go shopping in malls and supermarkets, and stay in hotels and guesthouses when traveling, all of which belong to public health places. In recent years, almost all newly built public places have adopted air conditioning systems, which use centralized air conditioning for temperature regulation. While centralized air conditioning brings warmth and comfort to people, if hygiene supervision is not in place and cleaning and disinfection are not in place, it can cause various health and safety hazards.

　　Annual hygiene inspection unit for centralized air conditioning and ventilation system，Testing project for centralized air conditioning and ventilation system in institutions

Inhalable particulate matter PM10, total bacterial count, hemolytic streptococcus count, and total fungal count; Internal surface of central air conditioning ducts (dust accumulation), total number of bacteria, total number of fungi; Cooling water (Legionella pneumophila) fresh air volume.

　　Annual hygiene inspection unit for centralized air conditioning and ventilation systemproject

Temperature and humidity control: The air conditioning system should be able to provide suitable temperature and humidity to ensure the comfort and hygiene of the indoor environment. The testing personnel will measure the temperature and humidity of the air conditioning system to ensure that it is within the specified range.

Air quality testing: The air conditioning system should be able to provide clean air and prevent the spread of bacteria, viruses, and harmful substances. Testing personnel will collect air samples and conduct testing for microorganisms and harmful substances to assess whether the air quality meets hygiene standards.

Water quality testing: The cooling water and circulating water in the air conditioning system should be kept clean to avoid the growth of bacteria and pollutants. The testing personnel will collect water samples and conduct microbiological and chemical testing to evaluate whether the water quality meets hygiene requirements.

Air duct cleaning inspection: The air ducts of the air conditioning system should be kept clean to avoid the accumulation of dust, bacteria, and other pollutants. The inspectors will use professional equipment to clean and inspect the air ducts to ensure their hygiene condition.

Equipment operation detection: The equipment of the air conditioning system should operate normally to ensure that it can provide stable temperature and humidity. The testing personnel will conduct operational tests on the equipment to evaluate whether its performance meets the requirements.

By conducting hygiene permit testing on the air conditioning system, it can be ensured that it can provide a good indoor environment and air quality during use. This is crucial for the hygiene and health of commercial buildings, hospitals, hotels, and other places. Therefore, regular air conditioning testing is necessary to ensure the normal operation and hygiene of the system.

Kind Reminder:

1. The air conditioning system in public places should be regularly cleaned and undergo hygiene inspections. Air conditioning cleaning should include components such as the inner walls of air ducts and fan coil units. It is recommended to hire a professional cleaning agency for cleaning;

2. The air conditioning system in public places should have sufficient fresh air supply. If there is no fresh air system or the fresh air volume is insufficient, natural ventilation should be used appropriately;

3. If you feel unpleasant odor or discomfort in an air-conditioned environment, you should turn off the air conditioning and open windows for ventilation or leave the public place. If the symptoms cannot be eliminated, you should seek medical help;

4. It is also recommended to regularly clean and ventilate household air conditioners.