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Understand Operational Constraints Are systems interrelated and/or dependant? Does one process feed another? – (or several others with an influence on filtration application? Do combined processes generate reactive situations? – (are the products of interaction considered in specifying filtration products?) Are combined ventilation strategies in effect? – (are process intake or exit flows mixed?) Are HVAC applications related to the manufacturing process requirements? – (do office heating and cooling systems interact with manufacturing systems?) Is more than one facility or location involved? Are the filtration needs comparable? – (is there an economy of scale for inventory or storage?) Is responsibility focused? – (is one department or manager responsible for the entire organization?) Have maintenance implications been considered? Are there sufficient resources to maintain the filtration applications properly? – (are long life filtration products a better alternative investment?) Is training and education an element in the staff? – (can they trouble shoot and service the applications properly?) Have change out cycles been optimized? – (is there knowledge and equipment in place to minimize usage?) Have multi stage systems been closely reviewed? – (has pre-filtration in stages been questioned and quantified?) Define Air Filtration Objectives Identify Contaminants to be Removed Understand Operational Constraints Consider Available Options Checklist

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