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Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM) is a manufacturing process used to produce or repair metal parts by 3D printing. It belongs to the direct energy deposition (DED) family of additive manufacturing processes. WAAM is realised by layering layers of metal on top of each other until a desired 3D shape is created.

Evaporative coolers can be used in a wide variety of applications. In general, it is the best solution for extreme operating conditions and large areas where it is not possible to use air conditioning and the required cooling capacity is very high.

Today, CNC machining centres, which are used in almost all sectors, especially in automotive, medical, defence industry, aviation, use coolant and lubricant fluids when machining metal. The high heat generated during machining causes these liquids to evaporate rapidly. Inhalation of these vapours is risky for health and they are forbidden to be discharged into the atmosphere.

For both human health and environmental cleanliness, safe filtering of welding fumes should be the priority agenda of every company engaged in welded manufacturing.

There are many substances harmful to health in the smoke generated during the welding process. Welding fume contains heavy metals. In welding and cutting processes, various gases are produced as a result of the combustion or evaporation of welding consumables, cutting fluid on the main material welded, residues such as oil, grease and coatings such as paint, galvanising with the effect of arc temperature.

To understand whether a central extraction / central filtration system is the right solution for industrial ventilation systems, the components must be considered in detail.

These are systems used to filter various fumes and dusts with a fan + filter group located inside or outside the working environment.

In engineering and applied physics, vacuum refers to any space in which the pressure is significantly less than atmospheric pressure.