RESTORER EXHAUST SYSTEMS

Aspiration is a significant requirement for the daily work of artistic and antique restoration laboratories: these are in fact environments in which the processes and work carried out tend to release into the air a series of emissions - both dusty and gaseous - potentially toxic, if inhaled in large quantities, for the professionals who carry them out.

Restoration laboratories are often environments where space is limited, and the design of the aspiration systems must therefore take this into account and often focus on devices of smaller size and easy mobility. The substances that must be captured before inhalation and conveyed to filtration are of a dual nature; on the one hand we have the dust emitted by the materials themselves undergoing restoration, while on the other hand we have the toxic fumes produced by solvents, amines and ammonia used for the restoration process itself.

Starting from the on-site survey, and continuing throughout the design phase, Balducci offers its expert consultancy free of charge to all its clients on the creation of all industrial aspiration systems. Our industrial aspiration systems are never standard solutions: there are too many variables to consider, starting from the operating conditions of the system, not to mention the specific needs of each client and the real application situations. We always create customized systems. A classic example is that relating to the abatement noises , always necessary where industrial aspiration is carried out: we are also specialized in this area, and we can design and offer the best solutions to ensure a satisfactory result even in this respect. Where necessary, the systems can be built in accordance with all ATEX regulations .

Balducci's industrial aspiration system maintenance service is aimed at both clients who have one of our systems installed and those who have relied on other companies for the creation of their own, and includes both ordinary and extraordinary maintenance. For at least three reasons, in fact, the maintenance of industrial aspiration systems proves to be an essential need for companies: to protect the health of operators by preventing them from being exposed to significant concentrations of harmful or toxic substances, to ensure company productivity by avoiding accumulations of material that could cause unforeseen machine stoppages, and to protect the safety of the plant by avoiding the danger of fires and explosions presented by the accumulation in the air of fine dust.

The main operations related to the maintenance of industrial aspiration systems can be summarized as follows:

• Accurate control of the plant's conditions and verification of component wear

• Cleaning or replacement of the installed filter elements

• Repair of any damage; if necessary, replacement of damaged components

• Verification of the functionality of the aspiration system according to the established efficiency parameters

• Check of the safety devices installed on the system

• Restoration of any compromised functionalities