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  • Preventing Toxic Gas Incidents in Industrial Facilities

    Preventing Toxic Gas Incidents in Industrial Facilities

    Lessons from the April 2026 West Virginia Chemical Release and the Role of Advanced Gas-Phase Filtration On April 22, 2026, a chemical release at an industrial facility in Institute, West Virginia resulted in fatalities and widespread injuries. The event was caused by the formation and release of hydrogen sulfide (H₂S), one of the most acutely

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  • The Future of Data Center Resilience: Integrating Air Quality Monitoring with Cooling Systems

    The Future of Data Center Resilience: Integrating Air Quality Monitoring with Cooling Systems

    The modern data center has become the beating heart of AI, financial services, cloud infrastructure, and national security. As facilities increase in density and computational load, traditional environmental control strategies are struggling to keep pace.   The industry is beginning to understand that temperature alone is an incomplete metric for environmental health. The future of resilient,

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  • Why Purafil’s Lab Certification Goes Further Than the Competition

    Why Purafil’s Lab Certification Goes Further Than the Competition

    You may have seen recent announcements about competitors receiving ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accreditation for their labs. While this is a recognized certification, it’s important to understand the scope behind it.  Purafil’s ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accreditation is broader and more rigorous, covering the critical procedures required for new media production, quality assurance, and long-term performance validation. Purafil’s accreditation

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  • Why Today’s AI Data Centers Need More Than Just Cooling: The Hidden Risks of Air Contaminants 

    Why Today’s AI Data Centers Need More Than Just Cooling: The Hidden Risks of Air Contaminants 

    The rise of artificial intelligence has ushered in a new generation of high-density data centers. These facilities, critical to powering AI workloads, are significantly different from traditional server rooms in both structure and stress. They operate with higher thermal output, tighter server arrangements, and more sophisticated cooling mechanisms.   While much of the industry has focused

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