As a partner hospital of the NCHU Post-Baccalaureate Medicine Department, Taichung Veterans General Hospital has launched an Air Quality Improvement Initiative to provide the strongest logistical support for National Chung Hsing University. By utilizing COOLBIT Air Pollution Control systems, the hospital ensures the respiratory health of both faculty and students is fully protected.
To provide faculty and students with a pristine environment for knowledge and to honor "Silent Teachers" with the utmost respect, the professors of NCHU Post-Baccalaureate Medicine have launched a Laboratory Air Quality Improvement Project. In partnership with COOLBIT Air Pollution Control, the initiative aims to eliminate persistent formaldehyde and odors, ensuring a healthier workspace for all.
The traditional Chinese medicine pharmacy is not separated from the pharmacy when making spices, and it is easy to produce a lot of dust and odor during production. Therefore, IAC-7025 is used to reduce dust and odor problems during production.
Due to on-site renovation and construction factors, the operational workspace environment that cannot be interrupted is entrusted to COOLBIT for continuous purification.
Indoor renovation projects have air purification needs, opting for IAC-7014 to enhance environmental purification.
Odor and Contamination Issue in National Chung Hsing University Veterinary Hospital: Pet Hair and Dander Filtration Purification.
In order to enhance environmental purification, improve odors, and address the issue of pet hair in the National Chung Hsing University Veterinary Hospital, BAC-2021 commercial-grade air purifiers are employed to create a more pleasant atmosphere.
Kaiwei Ear, Nose, and Throat Clinic in Beitun, Taichung.
Indoor air purification, maintaining air circulation, regularly replacing filter consumables for added peace of mind.
Dr. Huang Zhe-Wei is dedicated to air purification in the clinic, providing a more reassuring environment and space for both patients and healthcare personnel during consultations.
