Elimination of microbial air pollution by
bus air purifier
Microbial pollution in the air of vehicles is an important factor affecting air quality, which poses a great threat to people's health. Microorganisms are living organisms, because the air does not contain the appropriate conditions for their growth and reproduction, so it is not an ideal place for microbial breeding, they need more suitable carriers, resulting in the diversity of microbial pollution sources.
The more common pollution sources include: Patients with respiratory diseases, pets brought in from the outside of the bus, and microorganisms breeding in the air conditioning system and interior environment inside the bus. There are three kinds of common microorganisms in buses: viruses, bacteria and fungi. The harm of microorganism aggravating air pollution in vehicles is mainly reflected in the following aspects:
(1) Harm to health: bacteria and virus like microorganisms can spread diseases rapidly and widely. They are often the pathogens of human respiratory infectious diseases and seriously endanger people's health. Some fungi (including fungal spores) are easy to cause allergic reactions and skin diseases;
(2) Damage to interior parts: mold in bacteria is easy to breed in interior parts (such as natural textile fiber, genuine leather, etc.) which are relatively humid and rich in natural raw materials. Long term breeding of mold will damage these materials and eventually lead to the loss of functionality of interior parts; Odor generation: the odor generated by mildew affects the comfort of passengers.
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