Kitchen Extract Nuisance Control
Odour Risk Assessment & Filtration

Airclean is excited to announce that our first CPD-certified course is now available, focusing on the topic of kitchen extract nuisance control.

Key Points

• Airclean’s first CPD-certified course is now available, focusing on kitchen extract nuisance control and odour risk assessments.
• The course covers kitchen extract components, nuisance management, legislation, and standards.
• Learn how to conduct an odour risk assessments and apply tailored solutions for various needs.
• Learn about filtration solutions and how they can be selected to suit any kitchen extract system.
• Ideal for professionals like ventilation distributors, HVAC consultants, engineers, and environmental health officers.
• Participants will receive CPD certificates and points upon course completion.

Learning Objectives

• To be able to understand and recognise the different sections of a kitchen extract.
• To be able to assess a kitchen for odour and nuisance in accordance with indusrty guidance.
• To be able to identify and select appropriate nuisance control solutions.

About Kitchen Extract Nuisance Control

This course is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of kitchen extracts, covering everything from their essential components to how they contribute to a safe and comfortable working environment.

Participants will gain insight into common nuisances associated with kitchen extracts and local regulations and requirements. The course delves into industry guidance and standards such as DW/172, offering a robust framework for understanding and managing these systems. One of the key features of the course is a detailed guide on conducting an odour risk assessment for kitchens, which is crucial for ensuring compliance with regulations and maintaining a pleasant environment.

The course is suitable for a wide range of professionals, including ventilation distributors, HVAC consultants and designers, engineers, and local authority environmental health or enforcement officers. Whether you are responsible for a small café or a large restaurant, this session will equip you with the knowledge and tools to effectively control odours and meet regulatory requirements.

Upon completion of the course, participants will receive CPD certificates and points, acknowledging their commitment to professional development and expertise in the field.

Enquire about this seminar

You can send an enquiry or view all our available courses on the CPD website

Airclean is now a CPD member

• Airclean can now provide continuing professional development courses
• We can teach and share industry knowledge through approved online and in-person seminars
• Receive CPD certificates and points for completing courses
• Ideal for professionals like ventilation distributors, HVAC consultants, engineers, and environmental health officers.

As a member of CPD (Continuing Professional Development), we can share our industry knowledge through seminars, both online and in person. Also CPD thoroughly reviews all courses to ensure we provide high-quality learning content.

With decades of experience in manufacturing and supplying filters and filtration equipment, we have gained valuable insights into what works and what is needed for a wide variety of applications. This knowledge is grounded in firsthand experience and a deep understanding of industry guidance, standards, and regulations.

Airclean plans to deliver concise, one-hour seminars on a range of topics, including Kitchen Extract Odour Control and Indoor Air Quality Filtration, providing practical knowledge and solutions tailored to your needs.

Typical Air Pressurisation Unit Set-up

• Positive pressure 100% supply air.
• Prefilter + H14 HEPA Cassette.

Hybrid Heat Recovery Recirculation Air Pressurisation Unit Set-up

• Recirculation solution with fresh air addition.
• Dampeners allow for balancing.
• Additional inlet spigots on request.
• Dampers & additional ducting supplied by others.

Laminar Flow Bench Air Pressurisation Unit Set-up

• Using APU to attain laminar flow with positive pressure clean room.

Downloads

Technical Bulletin – HEPA Air Pressurisation Unit (APU) Set-ups

When we talk about how an Activated Carbon Filter works we use the word “Adsorption” to describe the process of molecules being removed from the air stream.  However, we often hear the more common word “Absorption” incorrectly used.

What is the difference between Adsorption and Absorption?

“Adsorption“

Is a process where atoms, ions or molecules from a gas, liquid or solid, stick or adhere to the surface of a material.  eg.  Activated Carbon Filter.

“Absorption“

Is a process where atoms, ions or molecules are drawn into or soak into a material. e.g. sponges or paper towels, taking on water.

Activated Carbon Filters

Airclean offers activated carbon filters in various styles, primarily as bonded panel filters. Multiple panels can be combined to form a carbon discarb filter cell for high carbon loading and increased airflow support. For odour control at lower levels, activated carbon impregnated media are available in both traditional bag filters and rigid bag filters.