Air pollution in the urban area: Concentrations rise and are assimilate in different ways in every part of the city
Measuring concentrations of different pollutants in various parts of the city
Urecsys manages the ventilation system in the building according to fluctuations of the pollutants concentrations in the building's surroundings.
Air pollution in an urban area comes from a variety of different sources. Vehicles, factories, Power plants and others contribute to the accumulation of pollutants in the urban air. Fresh air systems in buildings are in charge of bringing in fresh air from the outside into the building. Along with the air, the system also brings on the urban air pollutants.
Powerful natural elements disburse air pollution. Elements such as sunlight and wind cause the air pollution to disburse and move to different parts of the city.
This phenomenon causes air pollution to fluctuate constantly. While in one part of the city, air pollution levels can be extremely low - in other parts of the city air pollution might be very high. The same goes for different times of the day - measuring air pollution in a specific point at 10 o'clock will not show the same levels as in 11 o'clock.
Urecsys’ Smart algorithms and top of the line measuring equipment are able to make sense of this seemingly chaotic state and understand, at any given point in time, what the pollution levels are and what they are going to be.
Using the knowledge obtained by the Smart algorithms and measuring equipment, Urecsys connects to the existing fresh air system in the building and optimizes the ventilation frequencies all the while adhering to the highest ventilation standards and making sure the building gets the full amount of fresh air it needs.
Simply put, when the outdoor air pollution levels are high Urecsys will not introduce new air into the building and when pollution levels are low Urecsys will instruct the system to bring in as much fresh air as possible.
