March 1, 2006—A new line of Camsorb Riga-Carb deep-pleated carbon filters from Camfil Farr removes strong nuisance odors and diesel emissions, and can improve indoor air quality in commercial buildings while potentially reducing HVAC energy costs, the company says.
Camsorb Riga-Carb filters combine high (more than 95 percent) initial odor removal efficiency with low pressure drop and resistance to airflow. Use of the filter for odor control can allow make-up air intake flow to be lowered, significantly reducing energy costs associated with heating and cooling of the make-up air.
Several models are available to fit different application needs. The Model 201 filter contains high-activity RAD (rapid adsorption dynamic) activated carbon and is designed to control odors from restaurants, office machines and furnishings, paint and wood finishes, unburned fuel products, hydrocarbons, dry cleaning, human occupants, and most volatile organic compounds (VOCs). The Model 205 filter contains specially-treated RAD media for control of odors from automobile and truck emissions, combusted fuel products and formaldehyde.
Camfil Farr is the world’s leading producer of air filtration systems. For more information, visit the Web site.
