As the legal cannabis market expands across the country, so does the demand for electricity to run a business. It is increasingly important for technology to innovate and consolidate to meet the needs of producers while reducing the demand for resources, such as electricity.
To illustrate, instead of a different system of microbial control, odor control and IAQ / occupational health, having a single unit with multifunctionality is more cost effective and energy efficient.
Take, for example, the MT-6TM Molecular filtration system as a fully comprehensive and sustainable solution to commercial cannabis emissions.
In addition, it is critical for environmental sustainability that manufacturers design and design control equipment with a molecular understanding of emissions. commercial cannabis facilities and consider other environmental factors at play, such as humidity, particles, and lighting levels.
As an example, photocatalytic oxidation (PCO), which was found to be extremely effective in airports and medical facilities for microbial control, was initially considered a suitable technology for cannabis cultivation applications.
However, after considering the environmental factors of commercial cannabis operations, it was discovered that moisture levels in a crop can cause PCO technology to produce by-products, such as aldehydes, that threaten human health. / worker, no longer acceptable. or secure control solution for this industry.
Thanks to Dr. William Vizuete and Dr. Alex Guenther of the Byers emissions analysis team, scientific understanding of commercial cannabis emissions can be leveraged to optimally design control technology.
This process is the only way to ensure the safety of your workers and the overall health of your canopy.
If the industry were legal at the federal level, agencies such as the EPA and OSHA would fund research on various technologies and examine them for the safety and effectiveness of commercial cannabis applications; however, as an unregulated market, private companies such as Byers scientist, have intensified and funded this research and verification process to ensure the safety and success of the cannabis industry.
In addition, working with dedicated manufacturers who may turn around when there are supply chain restrictions due to the global pandemic ensures that your operation continues to meet odor and emission control requirements and that your profits are protected. .
