A better indoor climate with ventilation

Bardram has always been a ventilation company specializing in ensuring a good indoor climate and working environment for the Danish industry through industrial ventilation.

A good indoor climate is crucial in all aspects of life. Our well-being is often determined by the indoor climate of the spaces we inhabit, so it's important that the climate meets certain standards. A good indoor climate is characterized by low humidity and fresh air, while simultaneously having minimal levels of CO2 and other toxic gases. When your indoor climate meets these parameters, you'll also notice that you feel physically better and your energy levels increase.

However, if the air in your premises does not meet the above parameters, significant challenges arise. Reduced concentration levels, headaches, and other health problems can occur if the indoor climate is poor.

You usually only notice indoor climate issues when there are problems. Therefore, it's important for you to know what you can do to maintain a good indoor climate yourself.

There are numerous challenges that can lead to poor indoor climate.

A good indoor climate and working environment arise when there is low humidity, as mentioned earlier. Therefore, it's self-evident that high humidity levels lead to a poor indoor climate. There are several reasons for this.

First and foremost, you know how difficult it is to breathe in air that is thick with moisture. It's uncomfortable and can lead to even worse problems. When humidity levels exceed 70 percent, conditions become favorable for mold growth, microbial growth, dust mites, bacteria, insects, and other pests, all of which can worsen indoor climate and living conditions.

In work environments, a system with cross-flow heat exchangers, for example, can recirculate and purify the air, while a dehumidifier can continuously remove humid air. We specialize in dehumidification.

If you've been in a room with many people without adequate ventilation, you know how you can feel heavy-headed or lose concentration.

CO2 often comes from our exhaled breath but can also arise from other processes in a business. When CO2 begins to accumulate in a room, it means there is less space for oxygen, and our bodies don't receive the necessary fuel. This ultimately leads to headaches, fatigue, and ultimately, reduced efficiency and productivity.

Dealing with CO2 largely involves replacing the air. It's important to introduce fresh, oxygen-rich air so that employees can breathe more easily and work more effectively. This contributes to a better indoor climate.

Indoor climate is important in all spaces, but it can be influenced in different ways.

Production facilities, such as factories and manufacturing plants, are often affected by machinery and other processes that generate heat, moisture, and CO2. Here, it's important to have industrial ventilation systems that can maintain a constant and comfortable temperature.

In environments where precise control of air quality is often required, such as laboratories and clean rooms, it's particularly important to maintain a good indoor climate. The indoor climate in these spaces usually maintains a high standard. Therefore, it's often the last few percentages that can be difficult to notice that are crucial for a perfect indoor climate.

In food production and processing, it's important to replace the air to keep it free from contaminants that can harm the product. It's also important to keep humidity levels low to prevent microbial growth.

In warehouse facilities and distribution centers, there are often vehicles emitting toxic gases. Doors or gates are also open and closed at different times, making it difficult to specify which air remains indoors and which is expelled.

In the healthcare sector, it's important to maintain a sterile environment and ensure constant air circulation. This helps to keep the indoor climate healthy for both staff and patients.

These examples illustrate the diversity of industries and how indoor climate can be influenced by various factors.

At Bardram, we understand that every industrial or commercial environment is unique. Therefore, we offer tailored solutions to ensure a better indoor climate and a healthy working environment for your employees. Our experts are ready to advise you on the best solution for your business.

Optimize your business and achieve a better indoor climate with ventilation. Contact us today for customized advice.