Surveillance and Hygiene Standards in Ventilation Systems

Ventilation and air conditioning systems are critical to improving indoor air quality and reducing health risks. Especially in areas such as industrial facilities, healthcare institutions and food processing facilities, compliance of ventilation systems with hygiene standards is a great necessity for both employee health and environmental sustainability. The standards applied in this field ensure that systems operate efficiently and safely, while also guaranteeing the legal compliance of businesses.

Prominent Standards in Ventilation Systems

• TS EN 1751: The standard, which tests the aerodynamic performance of dampers and valves of air terminal devices used in buildings, has a direct impact on energy efficiency and air quality.
• TS EN 442-2: This standard, applied for radiators and convectors, determines the testing and surveillance processes of the systems.
• TS EN 13374: This standard, which covers the production and performance requirements of temporary edge protection systems, also includes structural safety criteria for ventilation systems.

The Importance of Surveillance and Audit Processes

Regular surveillance and inspection of ventilation systems provides the following benefits:

• Reducing Health Risks: Systems that do not comply with hygiene standards can spread bacteria, mold and other harmful substances. Regular inspections minimize these risks.
• Energy Efficiency: Systems that comply with standards reduce the costs of businesses by optimizing energy consumption.
• Legal Compliance: Audits ensure that businesses comply with local and international legal regulations.
• Performance Increase: Systems that are maintained and operate under hygienic conditions work longer and more effectively.

ASTOR MAYER's Services in Ventilation Systems

ASTOR MAYER, in surveillance and hygiene inspections of ventilation systems ISO/IEC 17020 It provides services in accordance with the standards. Its expert staff carries out surveillance and testing activities within the following scope:

• Performance measurement of acoustic exterior shutters
• Hygiene-sanitation surveillance in workplaces producing food and food contact materials
• Production control of central air conditioning equipment
• Aerodynamic experiments of air terminal devices