Fighting the New Coronavirus from “Inside the System”: Talking about the Disinfection of Central Air Conditioning

If you are now asked to imagine your workplace, then the picture that comes to your mind certainly does not include the central air conditioning system. This is because the design of the central air-conditioning system is a concealed project for the aesthetics of the overall environment. But in fact, central air conditioning has become an important part of almost every workplace, and its infrastructure covers the entire building, which is like the veins and arteries of the human body. Unfortunately, it is precisely because central air-conditioning systems can connect many spaces and accelerate air circulation that they become a high-risk factor during outbreaks of viruses such as coronavirus.

Therefore, if you want to thoroughly disinfect the workplace so that it can operate safely, then you must pay attention to the disinfection of central air conditioning. Just like cleaning visible surfaces such as the floor, tables, chairs, and door handles, you also need to disinfect and clean hidden places, such as the inside of air ducts, and these occur in places that we may not be able to easily trigger.

What is the most common misunderstanding of people about central air conditioning disinfection?

Is it necessary to turn off the central air conditioning to avoid the spread of the new coronavirus?

How to disinfect the central air conditioner best?

How can ultraviolet light disinfect the central air conditioner?

More than 100 years ago, people began to use ultraviolet light for disinfection. Ultraviolet rays are known in nature and have the most extensive disinfection and sterilization capabilities.

Ultraviolet disinfection is the use of ultraviolet rays of the appropriate wavelength to destroy the molecular structure of DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) or RNA (ribonucleic acid) in the cells of microorganisms, causing growth cell death and/or regenerative cell death to achieve sterilization. effect. Ultraviolet disinfection technology is based on modern epidemic prevention, medicine, and photodynamics. It uses specially designed high-efficiency, high-intensity and long-life UVC band ultraviolet light to irradiate flowing water to remove various bacteria, viruses, parasites, algae and Other pathogens are killed directly.

The mechanism of ultraviolet disinfection determines the advantages of ultraviolet disinfection:

In the long run, what impact will the coronavirus crisis have on workplace hygiene management?

Currently, due to the outbreak of the crisis, companies are striving to meet the requirements of the newly issued health regulations. But even after the crisis is over, many regulations are still in effect. Therefore, disinfection of HVAC is not just to survive this month’s crisis, but to make it a key component of corporate hygiene and environmental strategies.

In China, everyone has deeply felt the impact of this crisis. Employees and customers will also have more new expectations for disinfection and hygiene. Even after the crisis, these expectations will still exist. Since the outbreak of the crisis, people have been constantly educating themselves about viruses, particles, masks and filtration. As people learn more, they will have more expectations of the existing environment and focus on practical changes. To

The new world has new rules. If after the epidemic, your personal health and hygiene, and the company’s overall attention and improvement to the office environment, this is undoubtedly a good thing.