Air and odor control
Cold rooms.
Humidity, stored products and door cycles can contribute to odors and environmental contamination. Air ozonation requires strict exposure control.
Air and odor control
Access schedules define operation
Review room volume, ventilation, product, materials and access schedule. Treatments run without people, using interlocks, ambient monitoring, ventilation and checks before re-entry.
Application point
Unoccupied treatment and controlled re-entry
Air distribution, product type and door openings affect results. The installation needs interlocks and concentration checks before entry is allowed.
Treatment is scheduled around ventilation and people entering the room. Generation, distribution and ozone removal are coordinated with sensors and interlocks to control exposure.
On-site verification
Log air, product and safety
Record air conditions, treatment events, ozone before access and product quality.
Sampling points and comparison conditions are defined before claiming a reduction or saving. This helps separate treatment effects from normal process variation.
Next step
Assess your cold rooms project.
Share inlet data and the outcome you need. We will propose the next technical step.