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We believe that we can protect the environment along with having the most up-to-date industries. Proof of this is our 10-year effort in this direction. In factories, there are pollutants in every modern filth that by installing the appropriate equipment and following its repairs and maintenance, it is easy to take steps towards cleaning and safety. Consider, for example, the following key equipment, which is part of the factory and can not be removed.
At PARSPION, we help you extend the life of your equipment, save huge costs, and be effective in clearing the air you breathe.
Nowadays polluting industries are required to use dust collecting systems to observe health and safety matters and prevent air pollution. Beyond these systems, one of the most useful is "Bag filter". The most important part of these filters are they're bags. The inlet air to the filter will be purified after passing embedded bags and in most cases ,depending on the type of dust, the air will enter the atmosphere with a efficiency of +99%. The inlet air's dust will remain on the bags and will be collected later. Bags are divided into two categories of "woven material" and "non-woven material" depending on wove type.Woven bags have very small pores which stops dust particles rapidly. This wove pattern is rarely used because it creats a high pressure drop. Non woven bags are thicker than woven bags and are mostly used in dust collectors with jet-pulse system.The blockage of non-woven bag's pores is inevitable in high-humidity places. A bag's life span can vary depending on pollution type, chemicals, and the amount of humidty in the inlet air. Some of the signs of bags breakage are: pollutants coming out from the stack and reduction in differential pressure.Bags obstruction will also cause an increase in the compressed air system expenses and increase in the pressure on the fan, electric motor and their temperature. Therefore to reduce maintenance cost, proper bags will be used according to working conditions in the design stage. The material of the fibers used in bags is different depending on their use...

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The wind, the sun, and Earth are sources of renewable energy. These energy sources naturally renew, or replenish themselves. Wind, sunlight, and the planet have energy that transforms in ways we can see and feel. We can see and feel evidence of the transfer of energy from the sun to Earth in the sunlight shining on the ground and the warmth we feel when sunlight shines on our skin. We can see and feel evidence of the transfer of energy in wind’s ability to pull kites higher into the sky and shake the leaves on trees. We can see and feel evidence of the transfer of energy in the geothermal energy of steam vents and geysers. People have created different ways to capture the energy from these renewable sources.

Solar energy can be captured “actively” or “passively.” Active solar energy uses special technology to capture the sun’s rays. The two main types of equipment are photovoltaic cells (also called PV cells or solar cells) and mirrors that focus sunlight in a specific spot. These active solar technologies use sunlight to generate electricity, which we use to power lights, heating systems, computers, and televisions. Passive solar energy does not use any equipment. Instead, it gets energy from the way sunlight naturally changes throughout the day. For example, people can build houses so their windows face the path of the sun. This means the house will get more heat from the sun. It will take less energy from other sources to heat the house. Other examples of passive solar technology are green roofs, cool roofs, and radiant barriers. Green roofs are completely covered with plants. Plants can get rid of pollutants in rainwater and air. They help make the local environment cleaner. Cool roofs are painted white to better reflect sunlight. Radiant barriers are made of a reflective covering, such as aluminum. They both reflect the sun’s heat instead of absorbing it. All these types of roofs help lower the amount of energy needed to cool the building. Advantages and Disadvantages There are many advantages to using solar energy. PV cells last for a long time, about 20 years. However, there are reasons why solar power cannot be used as the only power source in a community. It can be expensive to install PV cells or build a building using passive solar technology. Sunshine can also be hard to predict. It can be blocked by clouds, and the sun doesn’t shine at night. Different parts of Earth receive different amounts of sunlight based on location, the time of year, and the time of day.