Production halls rarely have a pleasant climate like the fresh air. Various industrial processes produce dust and welding fumes that must be extracted and filtered to protect the workforce and comply with occupational safety regulations.

This can either be done via direct extraction at the point of origin, for example. by means of extraction arms or as a central hall extraction system with a fixed pipe system. This has the advantage that the indoor air quality is constantly high and the hall can be constantly air-conditioned.

Depending on the process and pollutant content in the air, there are various techniques for hall extraction, such as the push-pull principle.

The cleaned air is introduced via long throw nozzles on the hall ceiling (push), extracted on the opposite side (pull) and filtered in an extraction unit. Mixing of the hall air occurs primarily in the upper third of the hall, where the warm air and polluted air collects

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