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Filter Media pads are specialized air filtration materials widely used in livestock farming. Their core function is physical interception, effectively removing dust, pollen, weed seeds, pathogens (bacteria, viruses), and odor molecules from the air by forcing it through a fibrous network. Their importance is reflected in:
Disease Prevention & Control: Blocking airborne transmission routes is a key biosecurity barrier against diseases like PRRS, Mycoplasma, and Avian Influenza.
Improving Animal Welfare: Providing clean air reduces respiratory diseases and safeguards animal health.
Enhancing Production Performance: A healthy environment promotes animal growth, improving feed conversion rates, egg production, hatchability, etc.
Environmental Protection:Reducing dust and odor emissions from farms mitigates neighbor disputes and fulfills environmental responsibilities.
Equipment Protection: Serving as pre-filters, they prevent dust from clogging equipment like cooling pads and precision fans, extending their lifespan and efficiency.

In the coating industry, the performance of a paint baking room directly impacts operational efficiency and cost control. Traditional paint baking rooms often suffer from issues such as complex structures, high energy consumption, and frequent breakdowns. Today, a newly designed, economical, and practical high-temperature paint baking room is gaining attention in the market. By simplifying the system structure and optimizing energy consumption, it truly embodies the principle that “energy efficiency and practicality are what matter most.”

 With the rapid development of the furniture manufacturing industry, issues concerning occupational health and environmental protection arising from the painting process have become increasingly prominent. Amid ongoing tightening of environmental policies, although most companies have installed paint spray exhaust purification units, inadequate front-end paint mist treatment is emerging as a critical bottleneck hindering both occupational health protection and the effectiveness of environmental facilities.

Recently, the General Office of the Ministry of Ecology and Environment released a draft notice on accelerating solutions to current prominent issues in VOC management. The document pinpointed several chronic problems in VOC treatment, such as **"poorly designed treatment facilities that mismatch production systems"** and the **"widespread use of inefficient technologies like photocatalysis, photo-oxidation, and low-temperature plasma, resulting in poor treatment efficacy."** To fundamentally address the issue of non-compliant emissions, the ministry explicitly recommends that enterprises adopt mature, professional combined treatment processes.

spray booth is equipment that provides a dedicated environment for painting operations. The artificial environment created within a spray booth meets the requirements for temperature, humidity, illumination, and cleanliness for coating operations; protects the health of the operator; and manages waste emissions from the painting process, preventing environmental pollution. In general terms, it is used to promptly remove floating paint particles (mist) generated during spray painting from the site, thereby ensuring coating quality, protecting the environment, and safeguarding the health of personnel.

An environmental spray booth, also known as a paint booth or water wash booth, is an essential piece of equipment designed to provide a controlled and safe environment for spray painting operations. 

The replacement schedule for filter pads in a paint booth is not universally fixed and depends heavily on operational conditions. Rather than adhering strictly to a timeline, it’s essential to evaluate their physical condition and the booth’s performance to determine the right time for replacement.

With the increasing national emphasis on environmental protection, the emission issues from the essential painting processes in manufacturing have drawn growing attention. The working environment for painting has seen significant improvements, with most operations now equipped with spray booths. Currently, there are two primary bottom structures used to treat exhaust gases from spray booths:  

In precision manufacturing, biopharmaceuticals, and the electronics industry, cleanrooms function like meticulously operating organs, with High-Efficiency Particulate Air HEPA filter serving as their essential "lungs." Professionally standardized installation directly determines the environmental stability of cleanrooms and product yield rates.