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OVERIGE PRODUKTEN About AFPRO Filters In the 2013 edition of the AFPRO Product catalogue we present a wide spectrum of new products. This revised catalog lists the technical specifications of the vast majority of AFPRO Filters’ standard products. In addition you will find a number of enhanced and new products to our assortment. The catalog contains a wealth of information about the company itself, the background of its products and, last but not least, their applications. If you wish to pose any questions after reading the catalogue, we would be pleased to answer them for you. New Products...
Open the catalog to page 2About AFPRO Filters Filtration is vitally important The principles of air filtration European filter classification Eurovent-certification Energylabels The Importance of Energy Efficient Filters The power of AFPRO Filters AFPRO Filters’ laboratories AFPRO Filter services Productspecifications Panel filters Bag filters Compact filters HEPA filters Active carbon filters Other products • Filter media • Holding frames Recommendations and tips Guidelines for installation and maintenance Tips for maintenance, replacement and disposal Calculations International norm Terms of delivery
Open the catalog to page 3OVERIGE PRODUKTEN other gasses and particles Filtration is vitally important The air surrounding us comprises 78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen and 1% various gases and solid particles. This last component listed comprises such elements and compounds as noble gases, carbon dioxide, fine particles, salts and gas emissions from motor traffic and industry. Although one percent sounds like very little, it does determine whether the air quality is considered healthy or unhealthy. Although the operation of a filter may appear very simple in theory, filters are in fact highly complex products. The filter...
Open the catalog to page 4The principles of air filtration The sieve effect The sieve effect is one most commonly applied in air filters. The principle of the sieve effect is very simple: The particle is larger than the gap between the media fibres and therefore gets trapped. There are two basic types of air filter: Filters for solids and filters for gaseous particles. Both types have the same objective, to reduce the concentration of airborne particles. Gaseous particles can be filtered out by means of adsorption. Adsorption is brought about by London dispersion forces, or Van der Waal’s forces, which act between...
Open the catalog to page 5OVERIGE PRODUKTEN SIEVESIEVE EFFECT EFFECT SIEVE EFFECT SIEVE EFFECT filter fibre fibre filter filter fibre fibre filter INERTIAL MASS EFFECT INERTIAL MASS EFFECT INERTIAL MASS EFFECT INERTIAL MASS EFFECT particle particle particle particle airflow airflow airflow airflow particle particle path path particle path path particle DIFFUSION EFFECT DIFFUSION EFFECT DIFFUSION EFFECT DIFFUSION EFFECT filter fibre fibre filter filter fibre fibre filter particle particle particle particle filter fibre fibre filter filter fibre fibre filter particle particle particle particle airflow airflow airflow...
Open the catalog to page 6European filterclassification How can one establish, as the end-user, whether a filter will provide the envisaged air quality? Throughout Europe, air filters are classified according to two standards: EN779:2012 for course and fine filters, and EN1822:2009 for HEPA and ULPA filters. Filters that are tested for compliance with these standards naturally meet stringent requirements. During such tests, the filters are exposed to circumstances which indicate precisely how they will perform in practice. As the customer, it is a comforting thought to know that all the products AFPRO Filters...
Open the catalog to page 7MPPS MPPS stands for most penetrating particle size. This refers to the dimensions of those particles that are the most difficult to trap. It generally lies in the region of 0.1 to 0.2 microns (μm). The MPPS has to be established before subjecting a filter to tests. The overall efficiency and the local efficiency are then determined, depending on the filter class. HEPA Filters ULPA Filters
Open the catalog to page 8EUROVENT CERTIFICATION COMPANY SCRL 53 rue Turbigo 75003 Paris FRANCE - RCS Paris B 393 363 460 - Code APE : 748K Accreditation # 5-0527 Industrial Product Certification according to ISO/IEC guide 65:1996 or EN 45011:1998 Scope and validity at www.cofrac.fr International recognition EA/IAF Certification Diploma N° : 09.10.433 EUROVENT Certification Company certifies that AFPRO FILTERS BV Located at Berenkoog 67 - 1822, ALKMAAR, Netherland Trade name AFPRO Filters have been assessed according the requirements of following standard The list of certified products is displayed at : is...
Open the catalog to page 9OVERIGE PRODUKTEN Eurovent certification AFPRO Filters complies with the stringent requirements applicable for Eurovent certification. Eurovent is the European association of air conditioning suppliers, which has developed a certification programme in cooperation with various air filter manufacturers. Eurovent’s aim in introducing certification is to promote fair competition in the filter sector. We are pleased to inform you of the benefits that this significant quality mark offers you. The Eurovent certificate is your guarantee • that your air filters have been tested by independent...
Open the catalog to page 10EN779:2012 The society changes continuously. Environmental responsibility increases, work conditions are getting more important and technological developments are chasing each other rapidly. It is therefore that after 10 year the air filtrations’ most important norm is revised. Recently the European EN779 norm for course and fine dust is modified. It is expected that as from the first of January 2013 this norm will officially be accepted. To this respect we would like to inform you about the upcoming changes. Two biggest changes Introduction Minimum Test Efficiency With the new EN779:2012...
Open the catalog to page 11Energy labels The Eurovent energy labels are used as from the 1 st of January 2012 by all Eurovent members with their G4 till F9 filters. Convenient for you, cause this enables you to select the desired energy classification and its corresponding usage. The energy labels only relate to those filters that are in accordance with the new EN779:2012 and that are in the range G4 till F9 with a nominal debit of 3400m3/h. The energy label can be found on the quotation, the boxes, the filter frame, our The energy consumption is determined using the following equation: t = operating time (hours)...
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