A filter module, including a plurality of filter elements for separating overspray from an air flow, the filter module including a reusable and cleanable frame configured as a support structure for components for collecting overspray, and a plurality of components inserted into the frame for collecting overspray, wherein the components for collecting overspray are at least filter elements and linings in the frame, which are configured as disposable, single-use products the filter elements form at least a first filter stage, and all the surfaces of the frame which are exposed to the air flow upstream of the first filter stage are provided with the linings such that the surfaces of the frame are protected against overspray.

A sanitization apparatus for sanitizing the air in an environment is described as comprising a first filter which is arranged in an internal chamber upstream of a fan assembly, a second filter which is arranged in the internal chamber downstream of the fan assembly, a first ionizer device which is arranged in the internal chamber between the second filter and the outlet, a second ionizer device which is arranged in the internal chamber between the first filter and the second filter, an electronic control unit which controls the second ionizer device to sanitize the second filter.

A sanitization apparatus for sanitizing the air in an environment is described as comprising a first filter which is arranged in an internal chamber upstream of a fan assembly, a second filter which is arranged in the internal chamber downstream of the fan assembly, a first ionizer device which is arranged in the internal chamber between the second filter and the outlet, a second ionizer device which is arranged in the internal chamber between the first filter and the second filter, an electronic control unit which controls the second ionizer device to sanitize the second filter.

Air purifier systems for enclosed environments and processes for purifying air within the enclosed environments generally include four stages of filtration. The four stages of filtration include exposing the air to a carbon pre-filter followed by exposing the air to a particulate filter. The air is then fed through a photocatalytic filter and subsequently discharged back into the environment. The systems and processes deodorize, remove particulate matter and destroy airborne pathogens within the enclosed environment.

Air purifier systems for enclosed environments and processes for purifying air within the enclosed environments generally include four stages of filtration. The four stages of filtration include exposing the air to a carbon pre-filter followed by exposing the air to a particulate filter. The air is then fed through a photocatalytic filter and subsequently discharged back into the environment. The systems and processes deodorize, remove particulate matter and destroy airborne pathogens within the enclosed environment.

A system for treating exhaust gas generated by combustion of biomass comprises a frame, a first cyclonic separation stage supported on the frame and comprising a plurality of parallel gas cyclones in fluidic communication with an inlet receiving the exhaust gas for removing from the exhaust gas particulate matter exceeding a first threshold size, and a second bag filtration stage supported on the frame and comprising a plurality of serially-communicated baghouses each comprising a plurality of bag filters therein for removing, from the partially treated exhaust gas received from the first cyclonic separation stage, particulate matter exceeding a second threshold size that is smaller than the first size which was passed through the first treatment stage. The gas cyclones of the first stage are arranged in a laterally extending row across the frame and the baghouses are arranged in a longitudinally extending row across the frame.

A system for treating exhaust gas generated by combustion of biomass comprises a frame, a first cyclonic separation stage supported on the frame and comprising a plurality of parallel gas cyclones in fluidic communication with an inlet receiving the exhaust gas for removing from the exhaust gas particulate matter exceeding a first threshold size, and a second bag filtration stage supported on the frame and comprising a plurality of serially-communicated baghouses each comprising a plurality of bag filters therein for removing, from the partially treated exhaust gas received from the first cyclonic separation stage, particulate matter exceeding a second threshold size that is smaller than the first size which was passed through the first treatment stage. The gas cyclones of the first stage are arranged in a laterally extending row across the frame and the baghouses are arranged in a longitudinally extending row across the frame.

Air purifier systems for enclosed environments and processes for purifying air within the enclosed environments generally include four stages of filtration. The four stages of filtration include exposing the air to a carbon pre-filter followed by exposing the air to a particulate filter. The air is then fed through a photocatalytic filter and subsequently discharged back into the environment. The systems and processes deodorize, remove particulate matter and destroy airborne pathogens within the enclosed environment.

A filter system for adsorbing an odor of a gas flow in an industrial process includes a filter module (1) with a layer (11) containing active adsorbent (3). The layer (11) includes a plurality of active adsorbent containing permeable bags (2) arranged in close proximity to each other.

This invention is a smart face mask for air filtration with a transparent mouth-covering portion, an active air filtration system which filters both air inflow and air outflow, an environmental or biometric sensor, and a smart control mechanism wherein the operation of the active air filtration system is automatically adjusted based on analysis of data from the sensor.