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Air filtration: All filters are not created equal

Paul Sennett

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Despite being seen as a relatively modern invention, air filtration has existed in different guises for some time. But is the environmental impact proving to be its biggest challenge? In this article, Paul Sennett of SPX looks at the background to air filtration, considers the future and offers some suggestions on how to make a necessary evil more efficient for us all.

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Key concepts: Filtration (mathematics), Air filtration, Air filter, Environmental science, Process engineering, Environmental engineering, Waste management, Engineering